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We're in a ........ over which school to send her to. start learning
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I'm in, about going to a party start learning
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ca't decide whether or not to do sth
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Well, I was ... for the job, but in the end they hired somebody else. start learning
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be chosen from a large number
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There's so much good theatre in New York City - one is spoilt ...... start learning
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There's so much good theatre in New York City - one is spoilt for choice. to be unable to choose because there are so many possible good choices:
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I'm ........ the apple pie and the chocolate mousse. start learning
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być rozdartym między czymś a czymś
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The 35-year-old Australian citizen was ... for the post. start learning
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used to describe someone who has been carefully chosen for a particular job or activity:
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Paul didn't like his new job, but a raise prompted a change ....... and he became quite enthusiastic start learning
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After the public protests the government had no ...... but to change its policy. start learning
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Mike ...... for early retirement. Most people ...... to have the operation. start learning
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decydować się na coś, optować za czymś
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The jury were unable to ... a decision. start learning
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reach/ come to/ arrive at
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We...... from the list of applicants because she had a college degree start learning
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To choose or distinguish someone or something from others
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When Jane and Tom argue, it is best to sit ....... and not make either of them angry. start learning
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My T-shirt went all ... in the wash. start learning
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marszczyć się, zaginać, miąć
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The walls had been ... by the sun. start learning
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The pretty lace blouse had a ... embroided trimming. start learning
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That scarf looks rather ... on you. start learning
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I'd wear ... shoes for your walking holiday if I wear you. start learning
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a pair of ... Bermuda shorts start learning
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That tie is too ..., especially with that brightly coloured shirt. start learning
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I found some ... old sweaters in the back of the wardrobe. start learning
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If clothing or furniture is moth-eaten, it looks old and has holes in it
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I'll have to sew a ... onto these jeans - they're ripped at the knee. start learning
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start learning
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He wore a ...old overcoat. start learning
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nędznie, wytarty, odrapany
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The kitchen can then be ....... exactly to the customer's needs. start learning
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My jeans are almost ...... because I've worn them so much. start learning
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