konwersacje - the media

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descriptions of the lives of people who have just died
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obituaries
an article giving the newspapers editor's opinion
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editorial or leader
pages of advertisements in different categories
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classified ads
separate magazines included with newspapers
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supplements
an article or set of articles devoted to a particular topic
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feature
sections in a paper or magazine that deals with readers' problems
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agony columns
a magazine containing articles about particular topic or a book where you are writting about your day.
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journal
a regular report with information for people belonging to a particular group
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newsletter
small book with soft cover, dealing with a specific topic, often political.
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pamphlet
official written statement with information to the public
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press release
single sheet or folded sheets of paper iving information about sth
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leaflet
small thin book like a magazine, wnich gives the information about school or college
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prospectus
smal, thin book wnich gives information often about a travel company
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brochure
single sheet giving a information about event, special offer etc.
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flyer
small thin cover giving information about sth
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booklet
book of detailed instructions how to use sth
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manual
original and interesting(feature)
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innovative
the best there is
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unsurpassed
they are much better than sth.
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... leave other... standing
make sth seem insignificant
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put/leave sth in shade
extremely low
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rock-bottom (prices)
dramatically reducted
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(prices) slashed
a huge number of products on sale at ridiculousy low prices
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bargains galore
reduction in the price
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discount
treat yourself to sth luxurious
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pamper yourself
let yourself do or have sth that you enjoy but wnich bmay be had for you
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inulge yourself
rich, special, relating to food and furnishings
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sumptuous
rich, special; words relating to lifestyle
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opulent
in a very luxurious way
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in the lap of luxury
designed by studying people and their working or living
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ergonomically designed
shown by research
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proven
use the very latest technology (o produkcie)
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state of the art
inthe crowd, be noticed
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stand out
when everyone has the same chances
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equality of opportunity
pupils are chosen to entry, usually for academic reasons
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selective schooling
everyone enters without exams
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comprehensive schooling
when you favour a small, privledged group
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elitism
existing as a basic part of sth.
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inherent in
list of schools or colleges, from the best down to worst
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league tables
make sth continue
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perpetuate
a system with two separate levels
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two-tier system
sees, considers
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perceives
richer
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better-of
receiving a lot of money in grants
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well-endowed
achieve an exellent standard
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excel
money given to pay for studies
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scholarships

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