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drive, energy to do things, ability to make others act this way We need to keep up the momentum of the process. start learning
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Let's recap before we go on to... start learning
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Podsumujmy, zanim przejdziemy dalej...
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wpasować do otworu, wpasować w rowek
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My grandfather is stuck in his ways about technology. start learning
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oznacza bycie niechętnym zmianom, kurczowe trzymanie się własnych nawyków,
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The lead domino is a key routine that sets off a chain of positive changes start learning
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Requisite time" refers to the necessary, required, or indispensable amount of time needed to complete a specific task, achieve a goal, or fulfill a requirement. It implies a, minimum, essential duration rather than just any elapsed time start learning
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"If you want to be successful in this industry, you need to keep your finger on the pulse" start learning
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Maher stop reliving this that you got negative opinion last year start learning
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na nowo przeżywać (jakieś wydarzenie), ożywiać (wspomnienia), wracać do czegoś (w myślach)
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He paled when I told him the news start learning
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special friendship felt by people who work together or experience something together start learning
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a warning or proviso of specific stipulations, conditions, or limitations start learning
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sprzeciw, zastrzeżenie (oficiajnie)
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a doubt or a feeling that you do not agree with something completely / objection To be honest, I have strong reservations about the project. start learning
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Click on it so as to pull up some information about this event start learning
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wyświetlić coś (na ekranie)
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I can't believe he was let off the hook again start learning
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the substance or general meaning of a speech or text. If I recall correctly, this is the gist of their argument start learning
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scatter among or between other things; place here and there This drawing captures an array of spring blossoms interspersed with detailed leaves start learning
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shrewdness and practical knowledge; the ability to make good judgements. Mark can handle it, he's technologically savvy. start learning
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1. zmysł, obycie, wyczucie 2. obeznany Mark poradzi sobie z tym, jest obeznany z technologią.
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engaging in daring and romantic adventures with bravado or flamboyance. start learning
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oppressed or treated badly by people in power. He is not downtrodden proletarian struggling for social justice start learning
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There's a dim chance for our success start learning
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marny (np. szanse, perspektywy)
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His behaviour dimmed my affection towards him start learning
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osłabiać, przytłumiać (np. uczucie, jakość)
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having a large or protruding belly. start learning
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Treasure" refers to valuable objects (gold, jewels). A "trove" is a found collection or hoard of such items, often hidden. start learning
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We need to tap into this info to compete with them start learning
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wykorzystywać (np. dane, informacje)
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malapropizm, zabawne przejęzyczenie się
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turbulencja (w slangu lotniczym)
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It means to move something about violently or vigorously The propeller began spinning, churning the water behind the boat start learning
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He made some tweaks to his computer, and now it works faster start learning
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dostrajać, podrasowanie (np. samochodu), ulepszanie (np. programu), dopracowywanie (czegoś)
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The wealthy family was very benevolent and often got involved in charity work. start learning
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We need to find a solution to long-standing conflicts start learning
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hold somebody accountable for something start learning
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pociągać kogoś do odpowiedzialności za coś
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This day marks a landmark achievement for our company start learning
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. If a person is unaccounted for, it is not known where they are or whether they are still alive: A fire on the ship killed a hundred or more passengers - some likely victims are still unaccounted for start learning
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zaginąć, nie być zlokalizowanym
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He didn't want to build a house in the backcountry start learning
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trudno dostępny, niezamieszkały obszar, odludzie
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made longer than usual or stretched in length This mirror elongates my face. The runway has an elongated shape to accommodate larger aircraft. start learning
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nazywany, do którego odwołujemy się jako
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instead of / in place of A bus was used in lieu of an airbridge. start learning
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to deliberately avoid something (often for moral, professional, or strategic reasons) The report eschews unnecessary details. start learning
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unikać, wystrzegać się, powstrzymywać się
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przyrostek (cząstka słowotwórcza wyrazu)
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to add something at the end (usually a document, text, or list) Please append the references at the end of your report. start learning
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to officially require something ICAO Annex 14 mandates runway safety areas. start learning
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wprowadzać (prawo), nakazywać (prawnie) / upoważniać
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In general / as a whole (formal) The decision affects society at large. start learning
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w całości, w ogólnym ujęciu
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equally far or close London is roughly equidistant from Oxford and Cambridge. start learning
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Look there are some drink up for grabs start learning
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widoczny, rzucający się w oczy
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The number of lights visible could then be converted to a distance to give the RVR. This is known as the human observer method and can still be used as a fall-back. start learning
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wyjście awaryjne, plan awaryjny
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completely full of things, often to the point of overflowing or swarming with activity We went to the shopping mall on Saturday, and it was teeming with people start learning
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roi się od czegoś, obfitujący w coś
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Scaffolding in instruction is when a teacher supports students throughout the learning process "I’ve designed the first three weeks of the course to provide heavy scaffolding before the students attempt their independent research projects." start learning
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Used to describe a work, event, moment, or figure that is strongly influential in a particular field To understand this theory, you must read the seminal paper published by Dr. Aris in 1994 start learning
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information or data derived from observation or experimentation rather than theory or pure logic The theory is fascinating, but we currently lack the empirical evidence to support its claims in a real-world classroom setting. start learning
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A fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions within a discipline. The introduction of AI in grading has caused a massive paradigm shift in how we approach student assessment start learning
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Tenure" is a category of academic appointment that provides a permanent position. A "tenure-track" job is a professor position that can eventually lead to tenure After six years of research and publishing, she was finally granted tenure by the university board start learning
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Often described as "thinking about thinking." It refers to a student's awareness of their own learning processes. By requiring students to write a reflection on their study habits, we are encouraging metacognition start learning
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A period of paid leave granted to a university teacher for study or travel, traditionally every seventh year. Professor Thompson is currently on sabbatical in Italy, focusing on his upcoming book start learning
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heuristic is essentially a mental shortcut. It is a practical method for problem-solving or self-discovery that is "good enough" for reaching an immediate goal, even if it is not guaranteed to be perfect or optimal. A teacher might have a heuristic that "if more than half the class looks confused, I should stop and re-explain," rather than waiting for a formal test to confirm the lack of understanding start learning
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