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the very best of a particular thing start learning
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Fashion celebrity par excellence.
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the length of a dress, skirt etc start learning
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The designer who turns headlines into hemlines
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the general spirit or feeling of a period in history, as shown by people's ideas and beliefs at the time start learning
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The designer who turns headlines into hemlines, and sums up the Zeitgeist in a zip-all-over dress.
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sb who works for an employer for a fixed period of time in order to learn a particular skill or job start learning
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It was Stefan, her star apprentice.
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a young person, usually a woman, who stays with a family in a foreign country to learn the language, and looks after their children for a small wage start learning
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there was always an au pair living in to take care of me
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it would be useful to have some help start learning
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'Yes, I could do with a hand.
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if an animal ______s, it eats anything that it can find, if someone _____s, they search through things that other people do not want for food or useful objects Pol. wygrzebywać, wyszukiwać start learning
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I should have watched what Sandy was scaveng-ing off my bookshelves
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to throw or put something somewhere with a careless movement and some force [= chuck] x3 presente, passato, passato start learning
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I picked up the backpack and slung it over my shoulder
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not caring that other people are suffering start learning
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'She's totally callous. She doesn't care about anything except fashion.'
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with a large confident movement that makes people notice you start learning
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Giraffes!' I said with a flourish.
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very pale, especially in a way that looks weak or unhealthy start learning
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He gave me a rather pallid smile
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not very good or effective Pol. nieprzekonujący, marny, nieudolny start learning
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all he managed was one feeble suggestion.
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to cut off some of the branches of a tree or bush to make it grow better start learning
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'Maybe they used them for ... pruning trees?'
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start learning
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Dad made me hot chocolate with marshmallows
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to persuade someone to do or give you something, for example by saying nice things to them that you do not mean - used to show disapproval Pol. kadzić, schlebiać, nakłaniać start learning
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Come on, Frey,' he said, wheedling. 'Trust me. It's a fantastic shot.'
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bad-tempered and easily annoyed start learning
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I nodded—grumpily—and turned back towards the window.
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to gradually become smaller or weaker before disappearing, or to make something do this start learning
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A tiny, pale crescent, like a sliver of cloud just about to dissolve.
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Pol. zakręcona (kędzierzawa) grzywka start learning
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Square and pale, with a little curly fringe.
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a breed of large white beef cattle. start learning
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'I look like a cow,' I said. 'A Charolais.'
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