vocabulary in context 3

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banish (v)
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remove and prohibit
disarmament (n)
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reduction or elimination of wapons and armed forces
stockpiling (n)
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accumulating, storing
outset (n)
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beginning
gruesome (adj)
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filling one with horror okropny
blistered (adj)
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covered with swelling caused by burning
incapacitate (v)
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make unfit, unable to perform and action
encase (v)
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(about the container) enclose
ballistic missile (n)
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rockets for use in war pocisk rakietowy
genocide (n)
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extermination of people by mass murder
chilling (adj)
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depressing, discouraging
effect a ban
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wprowadzić w życie zakaz
sinister trail of death
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złowieszcze żniwo śmierci
leave in the wake
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pozostawić za sobą
condemnation (n)
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potępienie
germs (n)
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microbes causing disease
lethal (adj)
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designed to cause death
debilitate (v)
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make (a person) weaker
bubonic plague (n)
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dżuma
intestinal (adj)
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connected with lower part of the food canal jelitowy
pulmonary (adj)
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connected with lungs
anthrax (n)
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wąglik
treaty (n)
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agreement made and signed between nations
state of affairs (n)
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stan rzeczy
get top priority
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mieć absolutne pierwszeństwo
deterrent (n)
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thing that discourage sb from doing sth
moratorium (n)
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temporary cessation of activity czasowe zaprzestanie działalności
agenda (n)
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list of things to be discussed at a meeting
table (v)
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submit for discussion
multiple (adj)
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having many parts, each of which can run independently
launcher (n)
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vechicle from which a missile is launched
fissionable (adj)
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(of the nucleus of certain atoms) that can be split
annihilation (n)
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complete destruction
acquisition (n)
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purchase nabytek
go to great lenghts
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zadać sobie dużo trudu
unanimously pledge
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jednogłośnie zobowiązać się
draft a treaty
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przygotować projekt traktatu
rally (n)
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large meeting, assembly wiec, zgromadzenie
incite (v)
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sit up, provoke
chant (v)
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monotonously repeat slogans
wog (n)
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any non-white, (abusive slang)
expulsion (n)
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sending away by force wydalenie
duck (v)
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avoid sth
prejudice (n)
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intolerance
curtail (v)
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reduce, restrict
clash (v)
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fight, meet in conflict
overt (adj)
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done or shown openly, publicly
refugee (n)
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exile, person escaping from danger
flee (v)
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run away
bloodshed (n)
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massacre rozlew krwi
retaliation (n)
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reprisal, punishement odwet
exodus (n)
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many people leaving one location
pour (v)
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flood, flow in
makeshift (adj)
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provisional, temporary
asylum (n)
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refuge, protection from persecution
persecute (v)
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oppress
genuine (adj)
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true
bogus (adj)
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false
lenient (adj)
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not severe, indulgent
stem from (v)
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originate
exasperation (n)
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annoyance, anger
influx (n)
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inflow of large numbers
quote sb as saying
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przytoczyć czyjeś słowa
axe (v)
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reduce
lay-off (n)
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temporary dissmissal from work tymczasowe, przymusowe zwolnienie z pracy
dole (n)
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weekly payment to the unembployed
handout (n)
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something given to the poor, dole
appease (v)
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satisfy, please or make quiet
benefit (n)
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allowance of money to which a person is entitled
cincide (v)
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(of events) happen at the same time
idle (adj)
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not working, unemployed
claim benefit
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pobierać zasiłek
claim (n)
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demand
dispute (n)
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argument
notice (n)
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warning
blast (n)
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explosion
implement (v)
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put into effect
sit-in (n)
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organized passive protest in whicj demonstrators occupy their place of work
picket (n)
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pikieta
walk-out (n)
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strike
industrial action (n)
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protest organized within an industry
cripple (v)
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hurt, impair
suppress (v)
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put and end to the activity, quash
stage a strike
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organize a strike
down tools (v)
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odłożyć narzędzia
prominent (adj)
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important naczelny
dissident (n)
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rebel, agitator
disperse (v)
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go to different directions
deffance (n)
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refusal to recognise authority
loud hailer (n)
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device which enables the voice to be amplified
scuffle (n)
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confused fight or a struggle
baton charge (n)
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driving the crowd back by the police using their sticks (batons)
obstruct (v)
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resist, disobey utrudniać
footage (n)
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filmed material
reconcilation (n)
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settlement of a quarell
stir up unrest
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