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a group of people who officially control a company or organization, or a particular type of business activity The board approved the sales plan.
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to make the effort to do something start learning
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to seem to be a particular type of person start learning
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to regularly travel between work and home start learning
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I live in Cambridge and commute to London.
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to decide officially in a court of law that someone is guilty of a particular crime start learning
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He was convicted of murder.
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someone whose job is to listen to people and give them advice about their problems start learning
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They went to a marriage counsellor, but it was too late
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to feel sexually attracted to someone start learning
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I fancied him the first time I saw him.
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hot, bright, burning gas produced by something on fire start learning
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The whole building was soon in flames.
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to look quickly at the pages of a magazine, book, etc start learning
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I was just having a quick flick through
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is the process of giving birth to a baby start learning
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She was in labour for seven hours
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a formal party that is given to celebrate a special event or to welcome someone start learning
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A reception for 500 people was held in the evening.
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unable to speak because you are so angry, shocked, surprised, etc start learning
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I couldn't believe what he was telling me - I was speechless.
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easy to do or understand start learning
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The task looked fairly straightforward.
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the way your parents treat you when you are growing up start learning
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she had quite an interesting upbringing
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a fact that a lot of people are talking about although they do not know if it is true I heard a rumour that you were leaving.
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during the whole of a period of time We spent a week in London and it rained throughout.
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an offensive remark or action He insulted me and my family!
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to try to do something, especially something difficult
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completely, totally I'm not altogether sure about the idea.
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Liam has a different approach to the problem.
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a bad-tempered person gets angry or annoyed easily
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quick to protect yourself from being criticized He's very defensive about his weight.
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to be moved slowly somewhere by currents of wind or wate
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They should be able to control the riots without resorting to violence. to do something that you do not want to do because you cannot find any other way of achieving something
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dla czegoś, ze względu na coś, przez wzgląd na coś start learning
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For safety's sake, you shouldn't swim alone. for this reason or purpose
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zaczynać, rozpoczynać przystępować, zabierać się start learning
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I'd done what I set out to do.
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They should be able to control the riots without resorting to violence. to do something that you do not want to do because you cannot find any other way of achieving something
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dla czegoś, ze względu na coś, przez wzgląd na coś start learning
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For safety's sake, you shouldn't swim alone. for this reason or purpose
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przystępować, zabierać się start learning
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I'd done what I set out to do. to start doing something when you have already decided what you want to achieve
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ujmować się za czymś/kimś, stawać w obronie czegoś/kogoś start learning
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Never be afraid to stand up for yourself. to support an idea or a person who is being criticized
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I need to step back and think this through. you stop being involved in it so that you can think about it carefully and decide what you need to do
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there is a stubborn streak which runs through everyone in my family determined not to change your ideas, plans, etc, although other people want you to
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The students looked tense as they waited for their exam results. nervous, worried, and not able to relax
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pierwotny, podstawowy, fundamentalny, ukryty start learning
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We need to look at the underlying reasons for ill health.
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I was a bit vain when I was younger. if someone is vain, they are very proud and think that they are very attractive or special in some way
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I just don’t agree that his criticism was valid. based on good reasons or facts that are true
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She was a vulnerable sixteen-year-old. easy to hurt or attack physically or emotionally
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he whispered special holy words in the baby’s ear as a blessing for his future life a set of words that are spoken in order to ask God to take care of someone or something
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a woman who is getting married
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a man who is getting married
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He was buried next to his wife. to put a dead body into the ground
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He behaved with great dignity and courage calm and serious behaviour that makes people respect you
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he developed an intense hatred of all women. a very strong dislike of someone or something
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The soldiers fought for the honour of their country. respect that people have for you because you have done what you believe is honest and right, or the quality of doing this
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honesty and the ability to do or know what is morally right
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He leapt up from his bench when the first goal was scored if you leap up, you get up very suddenly and quickly from where you are sitting.
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the freedom to live, work, and travel as you want to
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a traditional ceremony in a particular religion or culture
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She presents a weekly science themed podcast. a theme is a general subject or idea that is present throughout a piece of writing,
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She vowed that she would never leave the children again. to make a serious promise or decision
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someone whose job is to listen to people and give them advice about their problems
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Moja siostra jest próżna - zawsze kupuje drogie ubrania. start learning
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My sister is vain - she always buys expensive clothes.
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dobrodziejstwo, błogosławieństwo start learning
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