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it's not joke. I'm serious
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brisk, dashing, full of enthusiasm start learning
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ardous, impetuous, impatient to do sth start learning
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It's all right, don't say any more - I get the picture.
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slowly and carefully, doing just a little at a time: start learning
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stopniowo, krok po kroku He wanted to rush through the job, but I encouraged him to take it one step at a time.
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something that makes a good situation even better start learning
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I was just content to see my daughter in such a stable relationship but a grandchild, that really was the icing on the cake. I love my job and getting public recognition is merely the icing on the cake.
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either accept something without any change or refuse it: start learning
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I'll give you $40 for the bike - take it or leave it. Such opportunity you will never come across again. It's take or leave it affair. Choose with your brain.
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to demand something repeatedly, or to take strong action to try to make it happen start learning
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to demand something repeatedly, or to take strong action to try to make it happen Local residents are pushing for the road to be made safer. The opposition is pushing for a raise in the minimum wage which meets with the President's disapproval
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a toy consisting of a box containing a figure on a spring which pops up when the lid is opened. start learning
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He's like a jack-in-the-box, he keeps appearing when I least expect it!
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zdumiewać astound. Those epithets came from every window where eyes peered in astoundment. But he's not the only one in his family who can astound.
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causing you to feel great respect or admiration: start learning
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awesome Niagara Falls really is an awe-inspiring sight. Her knowledge of computers is quite awe-inspiring.
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thirlling, giving you a sudden very strong feeling of fear: start learning
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For a heart-stopping moment, she thought the man was going to kill her.
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sth extremely easy for anyone (informally) start learning
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something such as a decision that is very easy or obvious: The decision was a complete no-brainer.
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spend lots of money informally start learning
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to pay or give money for something, usually unwillingly: Having shelled out €150 for the tickets, I wasn't going to miss the show.
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extremely surprising, because of being great in amount: causing tears to form in your eyes: start learning
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The oil giants' profits are eye-watering. Despite taking an eyewatering pay cut, he has no regrets about his career change. The smoke was eye-watering and acrid. Wasabi is the eyewatering, hot Japanese horseradish that is usually served on sushi.
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to be unable to decide about something start learning
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I was in two minds whether or not to come this morning.
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