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at sb, sth Don't holler at me! He hollered something I couldn't understand.
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The catch is broken, I can't close the door.
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Catch the door before you go to sleep.
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odpakować, rozpakować, rozwijać start learning
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Don't unwrap your present until your birthday.
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1. pakować, owijać 2. opleść wokół start learning
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in, up in, around Each apple was wrapped in paper. Wrap the meat in foil before you cook it. She wrapped her arms around me.
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The colonisers killed the indigenous peoples of this island. The kangaroo is indigenous to Australia. The reserve supports a wide range of indigenous species.
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1. zubożenie 2. pogorszenie - jakość start learning
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the rapid impoverishment of the people. cultural impoverishment
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1. zubożyć 2. to make sth worse in quality start learning
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These changes are likely to impoverish single-parent families even further. Intensive cultivation has impoverished the soil.
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1. niechlujny, niedbały 2. baggy 3. romantic in a silly way 4. containing too much liquid start learning
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Your work is sloppy. a sloppy T-shirt. a sloppy love story. Don't make the mixture too sloppy.
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It was completely out of my cognizance, and I had no power to effect the end result one way or the other. t was a moment of shared cognizance as we saw one another through the bond.
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cognisant of the importance of the case
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agreeing with or being the same as something else start learning
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The findings are consonant with other research.
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Consonance with traditional party doctrine.
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When a king dies childless, his dynasty dies out.
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1. nakłaniać 2. zalecać, nawoływać do 3. popędzać, naglić start learning
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The charity urged the government to reconsider its decision. She urged him to stay. The situation is dangerous and the UN is urging caution. The prime minister is urging restraint on Washington. He urged his horse forward.
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I had a sudden urge to hit him. Freud claimed that this behaviour was caused by the repression of sexual urges.
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1. nagłość, pilność 2. naleganie start learning
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This is a matter of some urgency. The attack added a new urgency to the peace talks. There was a note of urgency in his voice.
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The police have issued an urgent appeal for information. an urgent whisper.
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1. wkład w interes 2. udział w czymś 3. stawka w hazardzie 4. pal, słupek 5. hajs dla wygranych, konie start learning
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a 20 per cent stake in the business. She has a personal stake in the success of the play. They were playing cards for high stakes. Tall plants can be secured by tying them to stakes. Joan of Arc was burnt at the stake.
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She staked her political career on tax reform, and lost. He staked £25 on the favourite. The young trees should be staked after planting.
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1. interesariusz, partner w biznesie 2. bukmacher start learning
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1. wzmacniać coś np. uczucie, idee 2. umacniać konstrukcję 3. wysyłać posiłki start learning
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The experience reinforced my sense of loss. reinforced plastic/steel/concrete. The UN has undertaken to reinforce its military presence along the borders.
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1. wzmocnienie - wojsko, policja 2. wzmocnienie idei, uczucia start learning
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the reinforcement of existing prejudices by the media.
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