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A meeting in a hidden location is an example of ........ start learning
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A meeting in a hidden location is an example of clandestine. kept secret or done secretively
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Then with your re-newed strength and vitality you can ........ the joys of motherhood. start learning
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Then with your re-newed strength and vitality you can relish the joys of motherhood.
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The ........ Fogg waited, without betraying any emotion. start learning
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The tranquil Fogg waited, without betraying any emotion. free from disturbance, calm
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They tasked with such ........ duties as cleaning the pigsties and hen coops. start learning
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They tasked with such menial duties as cleaning the pigsties and hen coops. not requiring much skill and lacking prestige
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Each man carried a rattle to attract attention and a short ........ for self-protection. start learning
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Have a look at the ........ of galaxies in this photograph. start learning
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a group of similar things that are close together
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At the frontier, there were people ........ tourists for cigarettes, food or alcohol. start learning
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to annoy someone by asking them something again and again
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The film was ........ for its sexism. start learning
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express complete disapproval of, censure
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She was condemned to death and executed two weeks later. start learning
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sentence sb to a particular punishment, especially death
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to his ........, she left him start learning
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concern and distress caused by sth unexpected
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At some point we've got to discuss money but I don't know how to ........ the subject with him. start learning
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raise a diffcult subject for discussion
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They displayed ........ ignorance of the safety rules. start learning
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very bad or (of something very bad or unpleasant) very great or extreme:
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He's seemed ........ and a little depressed ever since he got his exam results. start learning
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lacking energy or enthusiasm (of a person or their manner)
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A few ........ spectators watched on as Paterson, ranked 23rd in the world, beat the champion. start learning
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incredulous (n. incredulousness) unwilling or unable to bielieve sth (of a person or their manner)
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........ the ruler and the middle of the paper and then cut it straight. start learning
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To be ........ with you, I think you're making a dreadful mistake. start learning
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trouthful and straightforward, frank
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The story is about theft, fraud, and ........ on an incredible scale. start learning
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He became very ........ when it was suggested he had made a mistake. start learning
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feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatement
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drążek, balustrada, poręcz start learning
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The government should act to ........ tax evasion. start learning
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They denied ........ the crowd to violence. start learning
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koralik, paciorek, kropla start learning
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Her arrogance ........ many people start learning
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I was expecting him to be furious but he was very ........ start learning
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The driver was ........ into the distance trying to read the road sign start learning
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peering at/into/through, etc to look carefully or with difficulty
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The house stood in a bleak and ........ landscape. start learning
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opuszczony, odludny, pustka, rozpacz
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At 70, he still retains his ........ grin. start learning
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showing a child's pleasure in enjoying yourself and making trouble:
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The angry ...... outside the jail was/were ready to riot. start learning
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a large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violene
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We don't anticipate any ........ in/with the negotiations. start learning
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unexpected or hidden obstacle or drawback
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I was just glancing ... through a magazine. start learning
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with no particular pourpose, reason or fundation
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The singer became an ........ icon of style and beauty. start learning
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present everywhere at the same time
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He can be very ........ at times. start learning
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the quality or condition of being obstinate, srubbornness
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She ........ from the sea, blue with cold. start learning
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move out of or away from sth and become visible
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She accused him of making ........ suggestions to her. start learning
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My cat likes ........ in front of the fire. start learning
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She accused him of making indecent suggestions to her.
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Just wait your turn - there's no need to ....... start learning
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The company's profits have ........ start learning
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to move somewhere with great strength/ skoczyć
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