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1. niepokój, obawa 2. troska, zainteresowanie 3. sth important 4. responsibility 5. a company or business start learning
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Villagers expressed concern about the level of traffic. He showed deep concern for his employees. She forgot her own worries in her concern for him. Our main concern is to ensure the safety of the children. How much money I make is none of your concern.
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1. affect, involve 2. to be about sth 3. to worry sb 4. to take an interest in sth start learning
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Don't interfere in what doesn't concern you. This information concerns all of you. My question concerns the way he handles the evidence. What concerns me is our lack of preparation for the change. He didn't concern himself with the details.
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1. zatroskany, zaniepokojony 2. zaangażowany 3. zainteresowany 4. to think it's important to do sth start learning
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Concerned citizens can have a huge impact. The loss was a tragedy for all concerned. She was concerned to write about situations that everybody could identify with. The public is increasingly concerned with how food is produced.
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This pattern of behaviour is extremely concerning.
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w odniesieniu do (kogoś, czegoś), dotyczący (kogoś, czegoś) start learning
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A letter concerning your application has been mailed to you.
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1. to pass a law 2. odgrywać, grać 3. to take place 4. to put sth into practice start learning
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Legislation enacted by parliament. Scenes from history enacted by local residents. They seemed unaware of the drama being enacted a few feet away from them. This involves identifying problems and enacting solutions.
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He entrusted the task to his nephew. He entrusted his nephew with the task. His mother entrusted him to doctors at Charing Cross hospital.
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nietykalny, nienaruszalny start learning
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The inviolable right to life. Inviolable territory. Their privacy remained inviolate.
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This year's festival attracted a record turnout. A 60% turnout of voters.
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wzajemnie wykluczające się start learning
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Mutual respect/understanding. We met at the home of a mutual friend.
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1. prześladować 2. zadręczać, nie dawać spokoju np. media start learning
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persecution; persecutor Throughout history, people have been persecuted for their religious beliefs. Why are the media persecuting him like this?
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I struggled to regain some dignity. They finally managed to regain the beach.
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These offices are highly vulnerable to terrorist attack. Old people are particularly vulnerable to the flu.
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podatność, wrażliwość, bezbronność start learning
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The vulnerability of newborn babies to disease. Financial vulnerability.
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What are you sniggering at? There was an embarrassing pause on stage and the audience began to titter.
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1. dowcip 2. dowcipniś 3. inteligencja, rozum 4. rozum w sytuacjach start learning
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To have a quick/sharp/dry/ready wit. A well-known wit and raconteur. He needed all his wits to find his way out. The game was a long battle of wits. At least you had the wit to ask for help.
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1. nieprzyzwoity język, pornografia (magazyny, filmy pornograficzne) 2. sadza start learning
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He can entertain audiences without resorting to smut. His face was covered with smuts from the engine.
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