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start learning
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Ms. White concurred, but she cautioned it would take time.
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utrata, zanikać, ubywać, podupadać, obniżać start learning
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New motorcycle sales have suffered steep declines in recent years.
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uchylić się, uniknąć (konfrontacji), unik start learning
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That sounds like a dodge to me.
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trącić, potrącić, szturchnąć start learning
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Gently, he nudged Hannah inside the bank.
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przechylić się, opierać się (o coś), chudy, wychudzony start learning
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He is leaning against the wall.
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strzęp, podrzeć na strzępy start learning
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His clothes were ripped to shreds.
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pielęgnować, rozwijać, wspierać (rozwój) start learning
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Send him to me, to be fostered: in Avalon.
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surowy, nieugięty, sztywny start learning
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The patient's legs were rigid.
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kołnierzyk, kołnierz, obroża start learning
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She grabbed me by the collar.
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zdrętwiały, zesztywniały, sztywny, twardy start learning
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When I got out of bed this morning my back was stiff as a board.
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znakomity, genialny, piękny start learning
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To others you appear a great and splendid man.
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start learning
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He was just a silent onlooker.
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opóźniony, zaległy, przeterminowany (np. płatność) start learning
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She reminded him that the rent was overdue.
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I grasped the end of the rope and pulled as hard as I could.
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He was reluctant at first but finally consented.
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otwarty (na pomysły, sugestie), chłonny (umysł) start learning
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I was happy to be speaking before such a receptive audience.
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a plant with an abundance of flowers
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You should limit your daily intake of fats and sugars.
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My offer of help was sincere.
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nikczemny, niegodziwy / wspaniały start learning
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She wore a wicked grin after her victory.
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ustronny (o miejscu), zaciszny, odosobniony start learning
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It was a quiet secluded beach.
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start learning
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<the house was once again tranquil after the kids moved outside to play>
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bujny (np. o roślinności), luksusowy, bogaty, menel start learning
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The countryside was green and lush.
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start learning
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The rising cost of electricity provides a strong incentive to conserve energy.
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wybredny, marudny, kapryśny start learning
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I'm not fussy about where we eat.
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start learning
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They were entering hostile territory.
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wyczyn, eksploatować, wyzyskiwać, nadużywać, użytkować, start learning
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kusić, nęcić, przynęta, wabik start learning
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<the promise of easy money is always the lure for some people to take up a life of crime>
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podstęp, chytrość, ukryty, podstępny start learning
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They used stealth to defeat the enemy.
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start learning
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Today's computers are much faster than their predecessors were.
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gorliwość, żarliwość, zapał start learning
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They misunderstood my zeal.
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start learning
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The hostages were released this morning.
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niezbędny, decydujący, istotny, witalny, życiowy start learning
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These matters are vital to national defense.
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I was a little ashamed when I kissed her the first time.
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<arrested for using a rod on his dogs in violation of the state's animal cruelty laws>
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rzucić, podrzucić, targać, miotać start learning
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myto, opłata (drogowa), dzwonienie (dźwięk dzwonu), uderzać w dzwon start learning
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In general horses and carriages used in agricultural work were free from toll.
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zasadniczy, podstawowy, leżący poniżej, ukryty start learning
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<the underlying differences between democracy and dictatorship>
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odpowiednik (np. osoby, instytucji), kopia, duplikat start learning
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The secretary of defense met with his counterparts in Asia to discuss the nuclear crisis.
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zachodzić na siebie, nakładać się na siebie start learning
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Baseball season overlaps football season in September.
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przebiegły, oszukańczy (o osobie), okrężny (o drodze) start learning
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He took us by a devious route to the center of the city.
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ten ostatni (np. z wymienionych osób), późniejszy w kolejności, drugi start learning
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We'll go in the latter half of the year.
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<the conundrum of how an ancient people were able to build such massive structures without the benefit of today's knowledge and technology>
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problem, kłopot, niebezpieczeństwo, ryzyko, pułapka, potrzask start learning
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<buying a house can be full of pitfalls for the unwary>
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wykonalny, możliwy, prawdopodobny start learning
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looking for a feasible way to create new jobs
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łopata, szufla, łopatka, przerzucać (łopatą) start learning
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Children were digging holes in the sand with their shovels.
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