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urządzenie obserwacyjne (do tropienia, śledzenia)
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rozrastanie się przedmieść.
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We've prevented a disaster. start learning
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to stop (something) happening or (someone) doing something Zapobiegliśmy katastrofie.
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We've noted a steady rise in salaries. start learning
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Odnotowujemy stały wzrost płac.
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a movement, a general development or change in a situation.
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related to a suburb, or in a suburb.
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to search for a person or animal by following the marks they leave behind them on 7. the ground, etc.; Pol. iść tropem, śledzić.
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a large area of buildings that are spread out in an untidy and unattractive way.
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to discover (something secret or hidden) is to ____ it.
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to invent (a plan or an idea)
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The area is very hazardous because chemicals were spilt there. start learning
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Ten obszar jest bardzo niebezpieczny, ponieważ zostały tu wylane chemikalia.
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if you are doing or planning something wrong or dishonest, you are ____.
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to cause (someone) to feel confused and slightly worried because they cannot understand something, or to think hard about something in order to understand it
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great mental or physical suffering such as extreme sadness, worry or pain, or the 18. state of being in great danger and therefore in urgent need of help
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something dangerous and likely to cause damage
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to buy; the thing bought; Pol. zakup.
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być w niebezpieczeństwie, w nędzy, w cierpieniu.
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The residents are unhappy with the authorities. start learning
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Mieszkańcy są niezadowoleni z władz.
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to have an influence on; Pol. dotykać, dotyczyć, wpływać na.
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poważnie, ciężko, surowo, silnie.
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to stick out or be swollen; Pol. wybrzuszać się, sterczeć.
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(UK) The _____ (US and ANZ main street) in a town is the road with the most important shops and businesses.
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a connection between two or more things, often one in which one of them causes or influences the other
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an imaginary line going round the narrowest part of your waist; Pol. talia.
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uprowadzać, to take (a person) away by using force; to kidnap.
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zewnętrzny, at a greater distance from the centre
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