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szerzący się, niepohamowany start learning
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Unempolyment is now rampant in most of Europe. rampant corruption, inflation
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(1) a situation or event which makes it possible for the best features of sth to be seen (2) witryna, gablota start learning
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showcase of Italian cinema, for British design and innovation
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to show the best qualities or parts of sth start learning
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The main aim of the exhibition is to showcase British design. Jack found a film role that showcased all his talents
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(1) ograniczać (2) zamykać sb/sth w zamkniętej przestrzeni (3) to be confined to somewhere/sth, być ograniczonym w grupie, przestrzeni start learning
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She was confined to bed with the flu. Keep the dog confined in a suitable traveling cage. The work will not be confined to the Glasgow area. I will confine myself to looking at the period.
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start learning
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(1) zamknięcie, ograniczenie - poprzez siłę (2) poród - formal start learning
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years of confinement as a political prisoner. her confinement to a wheelchair
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start learning
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It is beyond the confines of human knowledge. the close confines of family life. the narrow confines of a religious life
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nieprzyzwoitość - język, zachowanie, słowo, czyn start learning
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She screamed a string of obscenities at the judge. The people who made that film could be prosecuted for obscenity. Such deliberate destruction of the environment is an obscenity.
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(1) zmuszać do opuszczenia, wyrzucać (2) katapultować się start learning
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Police ejected a number of violent protesters from tha hall
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the act of ejecting someone or sth start learning
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start learning
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There was nothing in his demeanour that suggested he was anxious. She has the demeanour of sb
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przechadzać się, przechadzka start learning
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(1) spacerowicz (2) wózek dla dziecka (pushchair) start learning
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trubadurzy, aktorzy cyganie start learning
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(1) dręczyć - ból, problem (2) nie dawać żyć - pytania, zwracanie na sb uwagi start learning
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Financial problems are plaguing the company. My shoulder's been plaguing me all week. The children plagued him with questions all through lunch.
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(1) epidemia - bubonic plague (2) plaga czegoś start learning
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prześladować, ścigać w jakimś celu start learning
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They were hounded day and night by the press
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start learning
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Have you considered all the ramifications of your suggestion? social ramifications.
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rozgałęziać się, rozwidlać start learning
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An elaborate system of canals was built, leading away from the Thames and ramifying throughout the UK. Younger branches of the family moved beyond the parish boundaries and ramified the surname widely.
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używanie tanich chwytów, jakieś triki start learning
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using something that is not serious or of real value to attract people's attention or interest temporarily, especially to make them buy something start learning
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start learning
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They give away free gifts with children's meals as a sales gimmick
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start learning
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krnąbrny, niesforny np. klasa, włosy, zachowanie start learning
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start learning
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He didn't even flinch when the nurse cleaned the wound
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not frightened of or not trying to avoid something dangerous or unpleasant start learning
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It is a brave and unflinching account of prison life. unflinching loyalty
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przeważający, powszechnie występujący start learning
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These diseases are more prevalent among young children
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start learning
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the prevalence of smoking among teenagers. the prevalence of the disease is higher in some families.
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(1) wentyl, otwór, ujście (2) coś z ciuchami start learning
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to express a negative emotion in a forceful and often unfair way start learning
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Please don't shout - there's no need to vent your frustration/anger/rage/spleen on me. I didn't mean to upset anyone, I just needed to vent. She vented for 2 min about sth.
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(1) czeladnik (2) robotnik, który coś produkuje ale bez szału tak normalnie start learning
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(1) podróż (2) proces zmiany, rozwój start learning
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She journeyed all around India.
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start learning
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she said with surprising candour
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szczery, niepozorowane zdjęcie start learning
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I was not being candid with you when we met two weeks ago. To be candid, the place did not look so great.
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