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Question		Answer
to have a flair for sth start learning		have a natural ability to do sth well
to have a dab hand at sth start learning		to be very good at doing sth
proficient start learning		able to do sth very well because of training and practice
accomplished start learning		very good, skillful at a particular thing
baffled start learning		confused
nod off start learning		fall asleep for a short time while sitting in a chair
doze off start learning		go to sleep, especially during the day
bouncer start learning		a person employed to stand at the club entrance
inebriated start learning		drunk
taken aback start learning		shocked very much
squeal start learning		a long high call or sound
arousal start learning		the state of being awake
snap out of sth start learning		to make an effort to stop feeling unhappy/depressed
forlornly start learning		in a lonely, unhappy way
grin at sb start learning		smile widely at sb
deficiency start learning		shortage
fluctuate start learning		to change frequently in size, amount, quality etc.
put sth down to start learning		to consider that sth is caused by sth
to crack jokes start learning		tell a lot of jokes
get a ... night's sleep start learning		good
sleep ... (not interrupted) start learning		soundly
fall into a ... sleep start learning		deep
to be ... asleep start learning		fast
sleep ... (badly) start learning		rough
feel ... awake start learning		wide
have a ... night start learning		sleepless
to be a ... sleeper start learning		light
to have a ... memory for something start learning		poor
to have a ... career start learning		promising
set somebody apart from somebody start learning		to make sb different from or better than others
ascertain sth start learning		to find out the truth about sth
family history of start learning		having blood relatives who experienced a specific medical health condition
compulsory start learning		mandatory
course of action start learning		a way of acting in a particular situation
medical trial start learning		the process of testing the quality of sth
crash (out) start learning		suddenly go to sleep
complementary medicine start learning		medical treatment which is not part of the usual scientific treatment
strain start learning		mental pressure/worry
limbs start learning		arms and legs
eerie start learning		strange, mysterious
to feel at ease start learning		feel relaxed, confident and not nervous
to ease off start learning		become less strong, unpleasant
get on top of sb start learning		to be too much for sb to manage, deal with
gnarled (face) start learning		bent and twisted because of age or illness
to peer start learning		to look closely, carefully at sth
to tilt start learning		to move into a position with one side higher than the other
distort start learning		change in shape, appearance or sound so it is strange and unclear
to purse your lips start learning		to press lips together tightly
to chuckle start learning		laugh quietly
to cram start learning		push/force sth into a small space so now it is full
come out in a rash start learning		to be covered in spots on the skin
medical... start learning		complaint
contract... start learning		a disease
fall... start learning		ill
be diagnosed... start learning		as having illness
renumber start learning		change the numbering of sth
recook start learning		cook again
overcook start learning		cook too much
unload start learning		to remove things from a vehicle/a ship
overhear start learning		to hear a conversation in which you were not involved
adjective from "deaf", meaning extremely loud start learning		deafening
enrich start learning		to improve the quality of sth
evaluate start learning		to form an opinion of the amount, value or quality of sth
deafen start learning		to make sb unable to hear, either permanently or for a short time
heighten start learning		become stronger or increase
acute condition start learning		a one that quickly became severe and dangerous
chronic condition start learning		lasting for a long time
blinding headache start learning		very bad, strong headache
phrasal verb of 'perform' start learning		carry out
phrasal verb of 'arrange' start learning		set up
phrasal verb of 'do what you had been intending to' start learning		get round to
phrasal verb of 'surprised' start learning		taken aback
phrasal verb of 'become less intense' start learning		ease off
phrasal verb of 'attributed' start learning		put down to
give sb a lift (2nd meaning) start learning		make sb happier
to wash away the blues start learning		free oneself of sadness, depression
a marked improvement start learning		a significant and noticeable one
ageing start learning		the process of growing old
remission start learning		temporary diminution of the severity of disease
soluble start learning		able to dissolve in a liquid
disinfectant start learning		a chemical product that destroys bacteria
incurable start learning		not able to be cured
malnutrition start learning		a poor condition of health caused by the lack of food
malignant start learning		very virulent or infectious
malaise start learning		a general feeling of being slightly ill or unhappy
senile start learning		characteristic of or caused by old age
convalescence start learning		the length of a time a person spends getting well after an illness
pearls of wisdom start learning		a wise saying or a piece of advice
rack your brains start learning		make a great effort to think or remember sth
a penny for your thoughts start learning		used to ask what sb is thinking about
in the dark start learning		not informed about things that might be useful
smart alec start learning		someone who always has the right answer
shed/cast light on sth start learning		reveal information or details about sth
be wise after the event start learning		realise what you should have done in a situation after it has happened
be in two minds about start learning		be unable to decide what to do
to be tied up start learning		to be busy and unable to do other things
it dawned on me that start learning		you realize sth for the first time
thick (other meaning) start learning		stupid
send sth flying start learning		make sth move very quickly, without control
keep (other meaning) start learning		remain fresh
keep sb going start learning		be enough for sb until a later time
put sth start learning		say or write sth in a particular way
constipated start learning		unable to move waste material from the body
itchy scalp start learning		you want to scratch the part of your head with hair
hay fever start learning		an allergy caused by pollen from plants
mouth ulcers start learning		small sore areas inside the mouth
upset stomach start learning		a stomach problems causing sickness or diarrhoea
pull a muscle start learning		injure a muscle by stretching it too much
to have a blister on your heel start learning		a sore swelling on the surface of the skin often caused by rubbing or buring
lethargy start learning		the state of not having any energy to do things
drowsiness start learning		the state of feeling tired, almost sleepy
enclosed (e. g leaflet) start learning		included inside sth else
discard start learning		get rid of
persist start learning		continue to exist (especially sth unpleasant)

Test 0 - luty 26

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