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a person who belongs to the same family as sb who lived a long time ago start learning
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Her family are descendants of one of the first Englishmen to arrive in America.
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to form the total of something start learning
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Students account for the vast majority of our customers.
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ludzkość / człowieczeństwo all the people in the world, thought of as a group start learning
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not enough; not good enough start learning
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watching, listening, etc. for sth with all your attention start learning
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Security guards must be alert at all times.
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the number of people who live in a particular area, city or country start learning
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What is the population of your country?
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to fill a passage, space, etc., so that nothing can pass through start learning
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The roads to the coast were choked with traffic.
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to be or to make sb unable to breathe because sth is stopping air getting into the lungs start learning
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She was choking on a fish bone.
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bystry / o jasnym spojrzeniu start learning
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Kevin clasped the child in his arms.
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zbierać się (np. o łzach w oczach) start learning
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Tears were welling in her eyes.
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difficult to explain or understand start learning
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It's a rather puzzling film.
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likely to be or to happen; possible start learning
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They are worried about prospective changes in the law.
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a situation when there is no movement, progress or activity start learning
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The traffic is at/has come to a complete standstill.
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umiejętność czytania i pisania the ability to read and write start learning
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stawać przed czymś / zmierzyć się z czymś to have to deal with sth unpleasant; to deal with sb in a difficult situation start learning
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They faced a lot of problems when they moved house.
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the number or amount of sth that is allowed or that you must do start learning
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We have a fixed quota of work to get through each day.
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delighted (at/with/about sth) She was delighted at getting the job/that she got the job.
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to shake slightly, usually because you are cold, frightened, or very emotional start learning
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When he came out of the water, he was trembling with cold.
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to give your opinion on sth, especially formally start learning
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The play was pronounced ‘brilliant’ by all the critics.
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cios (niekorzystna sytuacja) start learning
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to be unable to answer a question or solve a problem because it is too difficult start learning
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I'm completely stumped - how did she manage to escape?
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the action or the fact of deterring people from doing something start learning
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They believed in the principle of nuclear deterrence.
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to force something or someone out of its usual or original position start learning
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The building of a new dam will displace thousands of people who live in this area.
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zasady dotyczące imigracji start learning
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She was sentenced to five years' imprisonment.
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to keep control in a place by using the police or a similar official group start learning
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The cost of policing football games is extremely high.
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happening or done at exactly the same time as sth else start learning
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The programme will be broadcast simultaneously on TV and radio.
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unfair or cruel treatment over a long period of time because of race, religion, orpolitical beliefs start learning
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They left the country out of fear of persecution.
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osoba starająca się o azyl start learning
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to take sb's property, land or house away from them start learning
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a person who has been forced to leave their country for political or religious reasons, or because there is a war, not enough food, etc. start learning
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Thousands of refugees fled across the border.
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very strong feelings about sth start learning
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the act of saying that you approve of or support something or someone start learning
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The campaign hasn't received any political endorsements.
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a vast sum of money / a vast country
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rich, wealthy, prosperous, well-off, affluent
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masakrować / dokonać masakry start learning
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szlachtować / robić masakrę to kill a large number of people at one time, especially in a cruel way start learning
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Men, women and children were slaughtered and whole villages destroyed.
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mordować / dokonać zamachu na kogoś start learning
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It is not known who assassinated J.F. Kennedy.
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to injure / to hurt / to wound
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to hurt sb so badly that part of their body can no longer be used start learning
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Many children have been maimed for life by these bombs.
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argument / row / quarrel / squabble
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a feeling that sb/sth is true, morally good or right, or that sb/sth really exists start learning
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She has lost her belief in God.
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trust or strong belief in sb/sth start learning
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They don't have much confidence in him.
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wykwalifikowany / zręczny start learning
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able to do a particular thing well; skilled start learning
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proficient (in/at sth/doing sth) We are looking for someone who is proficient in French.
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having the ability or qualities necessary to do sth start learning
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He's capable of passing the exam if he tries harder.
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to make sb do sth by giving them good reasons start learning
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persuade sb (to do sth); persuade sb (into sth/doing sth) It was difficult to persuade Louise to change her mind.
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to make sb have the wrong idea or opinion about sb/sth start learning
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Don't be misled by his charm – he's a ruthless man underneath.
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to make sb believe sth that is not true start learning
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If he thinks he's going to get rich quickly, he's deluding himself.
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to try to make sb believe sth that is not true start learning
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to deceive sb/yourself (into doing sth) Her story didn't deceive me – I knew it was a lie.
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oszukiwać / robić z kogoś głupca start learning
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Don't be fooled into believing everything that the salesman says.
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ostrożnie / starannie / uważnie start learning
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The police made a thorough search of the house.
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including everything possible start learning
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This list is certainly not intended to be exhaustive.
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to make sb angry; to annoy sb very much start learning
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This lack of progress exasperates me.
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something wrong in a system or machine, especially a computer start learning
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There's a bug in the software.
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essential / vital / crucial
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ogarnięty panicznym strachem very frightened in a way that stops you from thinking clearly start learning
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