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to state officially that someone who has been blamed for something is not guilty start learning
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they should have exonerated him
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to mix words, ideas, sentences etc so that they are not in the right order and do not make sense, to jumble start learning
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he was looking for order in his scrambled life
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to not make a decision because you have doubts, to hesitate between two possibilities, to become unsteady start learning
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Constantly wavering between illusion and reality
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unexpected, unusual, or not wanted Pol. niefortunny, niewłaściwy, niestosowny start learning
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he sees something untoward in the background of one of his shots
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an unkind or unfriendly answer to a friendly suggestion or offer of help [= snub] ol. odmowa, spotkać się z odmową start learning
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he seeks support from friends, but is rebuffed.
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to emphasize the importance something: start learning
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The film underscores how photographs are accepted as a record of truth
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to admit that sth is true or correct, although you wish it were not true start learning
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Thomas's sense of reality is undermined, and he concedes, finally, to illusion
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behaving in a pleasant and attractive way start learning
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Avery discovers the winsome Jo
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Pol. wcielić, włączyć, przyłączyć, inkorporować start learning
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his photographs are incorporated into the film
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to ____ sth is to become completely involved in an activity start learning
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five New Yorkers immersed in interlocking relationships.
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Pol. wnikliwy, trafny, spostrzegawczy start learning
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the leading character delivers a delicate and perceptive performance
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the leading character delivers a delicate and perceptive performance as an ageing fashion model caught against her will in a fruitless love affair.
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likely to suddenly become upset, excited, or angry - used to show disapproval Pol. kapryśny, chimeryczny start learning
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temperamental photographer
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start learning
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Janice is her friend and confidante
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The acting is uniformly skilled by cast
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clearly very much better than what is usual: start learning
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The photography of this film is outstanding
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praise, approval, or honour: start learning
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the remaining technical credits are thoroughly expert
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