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to leave someone or sth and never come back start learning		abandon She abandoned her baby outside the police station
A large church start learning		Abbey Westminster Abbey
A shorter way of writing a world start learning		abbreviation Rd. is a written abbreviation for Road.
the part of the body between the chest and the top of legs start learning		abdomen (odwłok u owada) I felt a sharp pain in my abdomen
synonym to Kidnap Two man "kidnapped" him and kept him prisoner. start learning		abduct Two man abducted him and kept him prisoner.
burning with a lot of flames (adj) start learning		ablaze Soon the whole building was ablaze.
the second meaning of one of the most common English worlds means intelligent. what is the world? (formal) start learning		able Jo is a very able student.
witam na pokładzie start learning		Welcome aboard!
to officially stop or end sth, using a law start learning		abolish In GB, the government abolished the dead penalty many years ago.
an operation to stop a baby developing inside it's mother, by removing the baby while it is too small to leave start learning		abortion She decided not to have an abortion
adj. sudden and unexpected start learning		abrupt I was surprised by the abrupt change of plan.
where you are not in the place where you usually are or where you should be start learning		absence antonym: presence Jo has only had two days' absence from work this year.
someone who is not where they usually are or where they should be start learning		absentee There were several absentees.
(absent...) at school is becoming a real problem start learning		absenteeism
absent-minded start learning		an absent-minded person often forgets things or does not notice things
complete and total adj start learning		absolute she's an absolute idiot
absorbować start learning		absorb
do not do something even though you want to start learning		abstain abstain during a vote on sth abstain from smoking
...... (adj) ideas are difficult to describe because they are about things that you cannot see or things that are not real start learning		abstract
very silly (synonym ridiculous) start learning		absurd
if something is... (adj) there's a large amount of it plentiful start learning		abandoned
he was told to leave the class for using (abuse...) language start learning		abusive
some beaches are only "dostępne" by boat start learning		accessible
something such as a belt or jewelry that you wear because it looks nice with your clothes start learning		accessory
when you succeed in doing something difficult start learning		accomplishment or achievement we all felt a sense of accomplishment when we finished the project.
do something of your own accord start learning		do something even though no one has asked you to do it She didn't lose her job, she left of her own accord.
accomplish start learning		there's a price for the first group to accomplish the task
zgodnie z start learning		in accordance with sth The company Finished The Building work in accordance with the Contract
to make something start working formal start learning		activate
someone who works hard to change society or a political situation they do not agree with start learning		activist
very serious or bad start learning		she suffers from acute headaches
determined not to change your opinion or decision formal start learning		Sarah was adamant that she would stay
a small change that you make the same thing start learning		adjustment
look at sb and think that they're very good start learning		admire someone for something
the time when a young person is developing into an adult, usually between the age of 12 and 17 start learning		adolescence
very attractive start learning		what an adorable baby girl

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