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from thence the flames issued out to burn the hospital
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to stop something bad from getting worse or continuing to happen start learning
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The fire checked the fighting
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one of a group of people fighting against the government of their own country, or against authority [= rebel] Pol. buntownik, powstaniec start learning
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the insurgents were now in possession of most of the city
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Pol. schronić się przed czymś x 4 start learning
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he took refuge with the Emperor in the palace
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to force someone or something to leave or stop doing something: x3 start learning
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Critics say the company is trying to drive out competition and charge high royalties. he was actually driven out by Justinian
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he fell into the hands of his own adherents
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to have sb near oneself (at home or as a companion); Pol. mieć kogoś przy sobie start learning
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he feared to have him about his person
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to put someone in an important job or position, especially with a ceremony; start learning
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they installed him in the royal seat of the Kathisma
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For want of anything better to do I watched television for a while. they crowned him with a gold chain of his wife's, for want of a proper diadem.
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the worry, disappointment, or unhappiness you feel when something unpleasant happens; Pol. wielki niepokój, przerażenie, osłupienie start learning
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Meanwhile there was dismay and diversity of councils in the Palace.
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to make a great effort to achieve something; Pol. usiłować (coś zrobić) start learning
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strove striven they strove to persuade the Emperor to fly by sea,
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If you _____, you try hard to persuade them to do it; x5 Pol. namawiać, nakłaniać, popychać do zrobienia czegoś start learning
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she urged her husband to make one final assault on the enemy
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. a military attack to take control of a place controlled by the enemy; Pol. atak, napaść, szturm start learning
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she urged her husband to make one final assault on the enemy
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Pol. sposób/tryb postępowania start learning
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Those who are most concerned have most right to dictate the course of action.
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to take off your clothes or take off someone else's clothes [undress] start learning
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. May I never see the day when my purple robe is stripped from me
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a woman in a position of authority, ownership, or control, such as the head of a household start learning
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I am no more called Lady and Mistress
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a cloth that is wrapped around a dead person's body before it is buried, used especially in the past [= shroud]; start learning
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‘Empire is the best winding-sheet.’ ”
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Pol. zdopingować, zmobilizować, zachęcić start learning
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Spurred on by his wife's bold words,
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to defeat sb completely in a battle, competition, or election; start learning
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after a hard struggle the rebels were entirely routed
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archaic or literary to kill, esp violently start learning
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It is said that 35,000 men were slain
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an incitement to public disorder; Pol. bunt, rokosz, akcja wywrotowa start learning
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many men were slain in the six days of this great “Sedition of Nika.”
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a sudden attempt by a large group of people to violently remove a government or ruler [= uprising, rebellion]; start learning
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