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This sentence is meaningless. start learning
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Please stop the jibber-jabber. start learning
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silly or meaningless talk
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My knee-jerk reaction was to apologize. start learning
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a quick, automatic response without thinking
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I feel overwhelmed by my homework start learning
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to feel that you have too much to do or too many problems.
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He practiced every day to overcome fear. start learning
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to get control of your fear.
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She was persevering and finished her project. start learning
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determined to continue despite difficulties
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He did his due diligence before signing the contract. start learning
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careful work done before making an important decision.
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A smile can work wonders. start learning
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to have an excellent effect.
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They smiled awkwardly at each other all the way to the security office. start learning
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in a way that is not smooth or natural
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She trusted her inner wisdom start learning
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knowledge that comes from inside
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She used medicine to keep the pain at bay. start learning
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to keep something or someone awa
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We got caught in a downpour start learning
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I had a gut feeling something was wrong start learning
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She jumped over the hurdle. start learning
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an obstacle you must overcome
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He tackled the problem quickly. start learning
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to deal with a problem or task
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We can harness the sun’s power. start learning
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to use something effectively
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He took a vacation to prevent job burnout start learning
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feeling very tired and stressed from work
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She withdrew from the race start learning
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to stop taking part in something
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She tried to hide the blemish with makeup. start learning
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Don’t beat yourself up over that mistake. start learning
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to criticize oneself harshly(surowo)
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His woe was too much to bear. start learning
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Jego nieszczęście było zbyt trudne do zniesienia.
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