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      to say something suddenly and without thinking, usually because you are excited or nervous    start learning
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      He blurted everything out about the baby, though we'd agreed to keep it a secret for a while.  
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      She moved back home to care for her elderly parents.  
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      ad will be livid when he finds out.  
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      I made them a reasonable offer but they turned it down flat.  
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      a calm and relaxed way of behaving; behaviour that gives the impression you are not feeling worried    start learning
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      nonszalancki (niedbały sposób zachowania się połączony z lekceważącym stosunkiem do otoczenia i przyjętych norm) - pejoratywny   The staff mixed professionalism and CASUALNESS.  
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      behaving in a calm and relaxed way; giving the impression that you are not feeling worried    If someone is nonchalant about another person's pain or trouble, the word has a definite negative connotation.   Nonchalant can be either negative or positive  
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      having a GENDER IDENTITY that    start learning
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      differs from your physical body    more than 40% of homeless population identifies LGBTQ   less than 10% of the general population identify as LGBTQ  
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      an ally TO sb (the transgender community)    start learning
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      Being an ally to somebody means acting when you see an injustice.   
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      to teach people to behave in ways that are acceptable to their society    start learning
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      to socialise sb to do sth    uspołeczniać, przystosowywać do życia w towarzystwie   The family has the important function of socializing children.  
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      gender identity are not the same   
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      that is a basic or permanent part of somebody/something and that cannot be removed    start learning
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      There are dangers/risks inherent in almost every sport.   inherent in sth (our society)  
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      be active / be empathetic   
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      to use your authority to reject somebody’s decision, order, etc.    start learning
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      to override / to overrule     The chairman overrode the committee's objections and signed the agreement.  
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      We're not going to throw in the towel just because we lost one game.  
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      to finish something that you have started    start learning
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      follow through (with sth)   
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      to get rid of your energy, anger or strong emotions by doing something active or noisy    start learning
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      I went for a long walk to let off steam.  
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      to behave badly / to not work as it should    start learning
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      How long has your ankle been acting up? / My knee is acting up again.   The kids started acting up.  
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      to make a machine, etc. work or work at a higher level    start learning
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      to make music, etc. Louder    start learning
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      the volume cranked up to 10 
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      slightly different in form or type from something else    start learning
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      (gender-) varient /e/ (child)     variant forms of spelling  
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      We shouldn't vilify people for being successful.   She has been vilified and misunderstood by her community. / They were vilified by the press as ‘international terrorists’.  
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      I'm afraid I'm a little short    start learning
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      used when you are saying that something is almost true, or is equal to something    start learning
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      The transformation has been nothing short of a miracle.  
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      The boys have gone ON a hike with the Scouts.   start learning
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      The recent hike in train fares came as a shock to commuters.   
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