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to praise sb and admire publicly start learning
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the Daily Mail paid tribute to her
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someone who is very famous or highly respected for their skill at doing something or their knowledge of a particular subject start learning
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an audience included luminaries from the world of business,
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to feed and take care of a child or a plant while it is growing start learning
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centres are specialising in teaching and nurturing troubled youngsters.
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a famous person who is officially involved with an organization, such as a charity, and whose name is used to help advertise it start learning
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She is a Patron of women's health charity
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very thin and pale, especially because of illness or continued worry [= drawn] start learning
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two parents were white-faced and gaunt
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both mother and father started sobbing.
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if something ______, it is not certain what will happen to it start learning
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The boarding school she attended had declined to take her back and her education, and whole life, now hung in the balance.
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if something happens____, it is very unexpected start learning
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they had contacted me out of the blue
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a company that gives advice on a particular subject start learning
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Carrie was running her own private education consultancy,
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complete - used to emphasize that sth was very bad, or that a feeling was very strong start learning
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the look of utter desperation in Jenny's eyes
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start learning
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The idea of turning the house into a school came in a flash
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a type of hard reddish brown wood used for making furniture, or the tree that produces this wood start learning
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done without confidence [= hesitant] start learning
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the first ever pupil knocked tentatively at the front door
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to completely destroy someone's hopes, beliefs, or confidence start learning
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Carrie started the long process of piecing back together the girl's shattered life.
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very unpleasant and shocking [= terrible] start learning
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I realised just how appalling the problem of bullying had become.
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easily broken or damaged [= delicate ≠ strong] start learning
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their fragile lives were slowly mended.
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to think about something that you might do in the future [= consider] start learning
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they attempted or contemplated suicide.
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accepted by or involving most people in a society start learning
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an illness that makes your arms and legs shake because you cannot control your muscles start learning
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she had partial facial palsy
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Pol. opuszczać, opadać, zwiędnąć, oklapnąć start learning
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her mouth and cheek was drooping.
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to bend your body forward and down Pol. gardić się, nachylić się start learning
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to move back suddenly and quickly from something you do not like or are afraid of Pol. cofnąć się, wzdrygnąć się start learning
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Charlotte recoiled in horror
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