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friendly and easy to talk to ≠ unapproachable
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Our understanding of human genetics has advanced considerably.
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he's all talk (and no action)
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Skinny jeans are all the rage right now DiCaprio BECAME all the rage after starring in the film 'Titanic'.
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I tried to keep a secret from my parents, but they knew the truth all along.
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wolna amerykanka (sytuacja, gdy każdy robi, co chce) / pyskówka start learning
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The row between the prime minister and the opposition leader soon developed into a free-for-all between MPs from all parties. When they opened the doors to the store, everyone rushed in and it was a free-for-all.
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to go all out for sth / sb pull out all the stops for sth / sb => They pulled out all the stops for their daughter's wedding. The team went all out for a win.
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people from all walks of life
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Winning the competition isn’t the be-all and end-all. You’ll learn a lot from the experience, too.
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when all is said and done said when you are about to tell someone the most important fact they should remember in a situation When all is said and done, you can only do your best.
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skyscraper made mainly from wood
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to herald (a new era of sth) A flash of lightning heralded torrential rain.
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torrential rain = very heavy rain
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potok (np. słów), strumień (np. łez), stek (np. wyzwisk) start learning
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When I asked him to move, he UNLEASHED a torrent of abuse.
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fat, oil and grease as poured down the drains in domestic households. It wreaks havoc in the sewers.
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/ˈhæv.ək/ /ˈmeɪ.hem/ wreak/cause/create havoc = cause/create/wreak mayhem => There was complete mayhem after the explosion.
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a gas or other product that escapes during a process such as drilling
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a fugitive from US justice
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wreak havoc/mayhem/destruction (on something) to cause a lot of damage or problems These policies have wreaked havoc on the British economy.
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trembling/shaking with rage His face was red with rage. = > red / dark / purple with rage
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instil confidence/fear/discipline etc into somebody A manager's job is to instil determination into his players.
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