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(1) zaraźliwy/zakaźny (2) zaraźliwy np. śmiech, entuzjazm start learning
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(1) kwestia sporna (2)twierdzenie, belief, opinion start learning
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Our area of contention is the availability of nursery care. I would reject that contention. a bone of contention
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(1) kontrowersyjny (2) kłótliwy start learning
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(1) migotać, mienić się (2) przemknąć, pojawić się szybko, na krótko (3) drgać, mrugać - powieka start learning
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The lights flickered and went out. A smile flickered across her face. Her eyelids flickered as she slept
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(1) decydujący (2) stanowczy, zdecydowany start learning
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a decisive factor, step, role. The gov must take decisive action on gun control
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stanowczość, zdecydowanie start learning
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(1) obojętność, apatia (2) lack of importance (3) przeciętność start learning
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What she said is a matter of complete indifference to me. The indifference of the midfield players
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(1) obojętny, nieczuły, apatyczny (2) not very good - mediocre start learning
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indifferent to public opinion
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niepokojący, zawstydzający start learning
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(1) przemowa, rozprawa (2) dyskurs start learning
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a discourse on issues of gender and sexuality
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(1) mała zmiana w celu poprawy (2) zmiana w zachowaniu osoby lub myśleniu start learning
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I've made a few adjustments to the design. She went through a period of emotional adjustment after her marriage broke up
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(1) nastawiać, regulować, nastrajać (2) przystosowywać się do nowej sytuacji (3) poprawiać, wyrównywać start learning
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He smoothed his hair and adjusted his tie. Adjust your language to the age of your audience. She adjusted her glasses
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regulowany, z taką możliwością start learning
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(1) ochota, chęć (2) pragnienie kogoś, sexu start learning
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He had achieved his heart's desire
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(1) pragnąć, życzyć sb (2) pożądać start learning
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I am prepared to discuss it openly, if you desire. What do you truly desire?
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pozostawiać wiele do życzenia start learning
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The service in the restaurant left a lot to be desired
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pragnący (of sth, to do sth) start learning
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At that point Franco was desirous of prolonging the war. She was desirous to have ... I was suddenly quite desirous that she should come with me.
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(1) wskazany, pożądany (2) pociągający, atrakcyjny o osobie start learning
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Such measures are desirable, if not essential. He found her intensely desirable.
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(1) atrakcyjność (2) ponętność start learning
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(1) encourage, promote (2) brać na wychowanie, coś innego niż adpocja start learning
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The club's aim is to foster better relations within the community. He fostered his niece after her parents' death.
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zastępczy np. parents, home, care start learning
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(1) oddany, zaangażowany syn. commited (2) designed to do only one particular type of work start learning
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Software is exported through a dedicated satelite link
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(1) commitment to sth/sb (2) ceremonia otwarcia budynku (3) dedykacja start learning
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the dedication of a new city church
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rozpowszechniać, szerzyć np. info, wiedzę, idee, poglądy start learning
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rozpowszechnienie, szerzenie start learning
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(1) nadużycie (2) maltretowanie, znęcanie (3) zniewaga, obraza start learning
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The system of paying cash bonuses is open to abuse. abuse of power. a stream, torrent of abuse
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(1) nadużywać (2) znęcać się (3) znieważać start learning
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(1) osoba nadużywająca (2) osoba, organizacja nadużywająca władzy, siły start learning
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a drug abuser, a child abuser. The country is a notorious abuser of human rights
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(1) znieważający np. język, uwaga (2) involving violence np. relacja (3) involving nadużywanie władzy start learning
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