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My teenage son hasn’t yet grasped the importance of revising for exams start learning
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I take the view that we are all responsible for our own actions. start learning
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It’s a foregone conclusion that Jaime will win the race. start learning
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Do you have a rough idea of what you want to do? start learning
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I don’t subscribe to the theory that nature and nurture are of equal significance but it is now a widespread belief start learning
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start learning
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Opinions are divided as to whether mothers of young children should go out to work or not. start learning
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it is my firm conviction that different things suit different families start learning
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Jestem głęboko przekonany
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I am becoming aware of the problem, start learning
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Zaczynam zdawać sobie sprawę z problemu,
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Don’t judge him too harshly. He really couldn’t have done things differently. start learning
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Deciding to set up a business now shows poor judgement of the economic situation. start learning
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zły osąd, nieumiejętność oceny sytuacji
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Di’s quick to pass judgement on other people but she’s far from perfect herself. start learning
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osądzać coś, wyrokować o czymś
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against one's better judgement I finally agreed to go out with him, against my better judgement. start learning
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Her approach to the recent discipline problems in school showed a lack of judgement. start learning
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brak właściwej oceny sytuacji
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Promoting Alec was a serious error of judgement. start learning
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We can talk about thinking laterally1. start learning
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myśleć niestandardowo, myśleć w niekonwencjonalny sposób
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someone has a fertile imagination start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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mieć dręczące wątpliwości
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start learning
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