słuchanie 1

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apetite
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desire to eat
a big eater
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a person who eats a lot
to bolt (smth) done
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to eat very quickly because of hurry
canned / tinned goods
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food put into metal conteiner to preserve it longer
I could eat a horse
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I’m very hungry; starving
crockery
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collective noun for plates, bowls, mugs
cutlery
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the collective noun for knives, forks, spoons
dig in
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informal to start eating
to eat somebody out of home/ house
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to eat all food that is in the house
(to be) famished, starving, ravenous
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to be very hungry
(a) gadget
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a small, clever usefull machine
(to) grab a bite to eat
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to quickly have smth to eat, like in fast food restaurant
(the) larder
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place where the food is kept
(to be/ feel) peckish
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to be a little hungry
(to) pick at your food
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to eat food slowly without enthusiasm
(to) spoil your appetite
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to eat something before the meal so you are not hungry anymore
(to) wolf (sth) down
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to eat very quickly in a hurry, like an animal
(to) work up your appetite
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to do sth that makes you hungry
fizzy drink
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carbonated soft drink
still drinks
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non carbonated drinks; non alcoholic
(to be) gasping for a drink
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(to be) extremely thirsty
mineral water
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bottled water; basic that you can buy in a store
on the house
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when you get sth free at a restaurant or bar
(to be) parched
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(to be) very thirsty
(to) quench your thirst
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(to) satisfy your thirst
under rubble
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underneath waste
soft drinks
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cold drinks, often fuzzy with no alcohol
(to) alleviate the pain/symptoms
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(to) to reduce pain/symptoms
(to) contract disease/ sickness
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(to) catch disease/ sickness
(to) give blood
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(to) to voluntarily share your blood
(to) make a recovery
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(to) get back to being healthy
(to) make full recovery
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(to) fully get back to being not sick
(to) nurse sb back into health
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(to) help sb get better
(to) perform a operation
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(to) operate sb
(to) reduce swelling
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(to) do sth to make the redness and swell smaller
(to) regain consciousness
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(to) “wake up” from being so ill you passed out/ fainted
(to) respond to treatment
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(to) get better as a result of some treatment
(to) take effect
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(to) start to work (medicine)
(to) treat an illness
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(to) try and cure some sickness
(to) undergo surgery
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(to) have surgery
(to be) admitted to hospital
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(to be) taken into hospital
(to be) allergic to sth
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(to be) having symptoms of allergy on sth
(to be) on antibiotics
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(to be) taking antibiotics medicine
(a) cure for a disease
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(a) medicine/ treatment that stops your sickness and make you healthy again
(to) die of sth
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(to) pass away bcs of some sickness
(to be) discharged from hospital
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(to be) able to leave hospital
(to be) in intensive care
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(to be) to be in hospital where you are under observation and help
(to be) on the mend
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(to be) getting better
(to) operate on sb
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to perform operation on a person
(to) get medicine on prescription
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(to) obtain medication with special note from the doctor
(to) buy medicine over the counter
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(to) not need prescription for medication you get
(to be) rushed to a hospital
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(to be) immediately in a hurry to hospital
(to be) in a good shape
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(to be) to be healthy (body)
(to be) under a lot of stress
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to feel very stressed
(to) suffer from sth
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(to) sick from sth
(to be) susceptible to sth
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to easily catch sth (sickness)
(to) hang by a thread
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(to) if one’s life is like that, then they are very ill and likely to die
(to) take its tool/ heavy tool on
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(to) have a bad effect
secrete
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to produce and release liquid
alertness
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focus and concentration
melatonin
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hormone involved in sleeping
surge
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boost increase
(to) be prone to
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(to) be likely to get sth for example genetically
sadness
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feeling of unhappy
irritable
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easily annoyed
dim (lights)
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not bright
sleep deprivation
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serious lack of sleep
cranky
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easily irritated
fatigue
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extreme tiredness
overwhelming
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difficult to fight with
bustling sounds of city
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full of noise, energy, activity
to be on a verge of extinction
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be close to situation where sth will not exist anymore
(his message) resonates with me
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(his message) appeal to sb
distraction
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something that takes your attention away
tinnitus
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condition of ear that person hears ringing
sleep disturbance
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sth that prevents you from sleeping
(to) detect
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(to) notice sth hard to notice (ward)
predators
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animals that hunt and eat meat
hectic (world)
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full of activity world
to fill void with distraction
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to willingly make yourself distracted from your problems
immigrant
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person from another country bcs of better job
(to) persecute
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(to) treat sb unfairly bcs of the religion
(to) cross a border
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to arrive in foreign country land
internal
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within a country
drought-stricken area
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area where was no rain for long time
hardship
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a difficulty you have
to flee
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to escape by running bcs of some danger
to smuggle
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to take secretly illegally beyond border
to entrust sb’s life to smugglers
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to trust people who help you sneak out of some area
refugee camp
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camp of people who escaped their country, usually in bad conditions
to accept application
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to give consent to sb formal request
rebellion
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when ordinary people take arms and fight against some government
riot
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when group of people becomes violent and start attacking for example police
revolution
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overthrow of government
assassination
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murder of important person
demonstration
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when members in public march and demand changes

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