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dotyczy przede wszystkim zmian w dokumentach, prawie modyfikować, poprawiać, wnieść poprawki
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In accordance with... In accordance with her wishes, she was buried in France. start learning
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be bound and determined You're bound to feel nervous about your interview. start learning
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The front carriage of the train is for first-class passengers only. start learning
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The first class compartment is at the front of the train. start learning
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Exercise improve your circulation. /There are a lot of fake banknotes in circulation. start learning
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Some of these children openly defy their teachers. start learning
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They want the area recognized as a separate political entity. start learning
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He gambled away all of our savings. start learning
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hostility towards outsiders start learning
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There is still widespread ignorance about the disease. / I was shocked by her total ignorance of world history. start learning
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insufficient information / Her income is insufficient to support a family. start learning
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a railway junction / The accident happened at a busy road junction. start learning
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The kidneys of some animals are used as food start learning
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a historic landmark / His speech was a landmark in the history of civil rights. start learning
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punkt orientacyjny, kluczowe wydarzenie
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Is this procedure perfectly legitimate? start learning
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legalny, uzasadniony, prawowity
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He glanced at his watch. / She had a quick glance around the restaurant. start learning
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He grinned at me from the doorway. / She had a big grin on her face. start learning
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uśmiechać się szeroko, szczerzyć zęby / szeroki uśmiech
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traditional interpretations of the Bible start learning
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Go on, indulge yourself! Have another chocolate. start learning
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pobłażać, dogadzać sobie, oddawać się (dyskusji itd)
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industrial/farm machinery start learning
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His refusal to talk is the main obstacle to peace. start learning
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He plunged into the water. / The car came off the road and plunged down the hillside. start learning
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gwałtowny spadek, runąć, rzucić się
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resistance to political change/She didn't put up much resistance. start learning
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These people misuse the information to generate revenue. start learning
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Many victims of crime are reluctant to go to the police. start learning
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We need to increase the provision of health care for the elderly. start learning
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zaopatrzenie, zapewnienie, klauzula, warunek
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The two men arrived simultaneously. start learning
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udziałowiec, akcjonariusz
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Every aspect of her life came under public scrutiny. start learning
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I think she's doing a tremendous job. start learning
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imponujący, niesamowity, wspaniały
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The water contains unacceptable levels of pollution. start learning
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Life is full of uncertainties. start learning
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He talked to the youngsters about the dangers of drugs. start learning
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a workshop on crime prevention start learning
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warsztaty, szkolenie, warsztat
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the withdrawal of financial support start learning
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She shows a willingness to work on her own initiative. start learning
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used after a negative phrase to add emphasis to the idea that is being expressed He has no respect for authority whatsoever. start learning
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Wheat is a staple crop for millions of people across the world. start learning
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a plastic vessel containing acid / a 10'000-ton grain-carrying vessel start learning
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statek, naczynie, jednostka pływająca
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The government's annual expenditure on arms has been reduced. start learning
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The slave trade was abolished in the US in 1808. start learning
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znieść, zlikwidować (prawo, system)
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the third consecutive day of rain start learning
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The government intends to enact a new sexual harassment law. start learning
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He behaved with great dignity and courage. start learning
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I am sorry to have incurred his anger. start learning
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ponieść, doprowadzać do, powodować
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He developed an intense hatred of all women. start learning
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We lingered in the hall, looking at the pictures. / The smell of fish lingered in the kitchen for days. start learning
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marudzić, utrzymywać się, trwać, pozostawać w tyle, przeciągać pobyt
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The pathway led down to the beach. start learning
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I'm not arguing with you - I'm merely explaining the problem. start learning
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He readily admits to having problems himself. start learning
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ochoczo / chętnie / łatwo
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What prompted him to leave? start learning
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wywoływać / dopingować, popychać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś
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a fishing rod / The concrete is strengthened with steel rods. start learning
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Every year we produce a huge surplus of meat. start learning
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He came running back in stark terror start learning
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dobitny, wyraźny, sztywny
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opłata za przejazd, liczba ofiar
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His behaviour is wholly unacceptable. start learning
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She is concerned about the welfare of young men in prison. start learning
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Liam has a different approach to the problem. start learning
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Patience is not amongst his virtues. start learning
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zaleta, cnota, cnotliwość
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He had a low boredom threshold. start learning
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The business is thriving. start learning
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prosperować, kwitnąć, rozwijać się
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The Internet has given people unprecedented access to information. start learning
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niespotykany, bezprecedensowy
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a superb performance/restaurant start learning
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wyśmienity, pierwszorzędny
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the sole survivor / I've got a blister on the sole of my left foot. start learning
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podeszwa/jedyny, wyłączny
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My feet have blisters after walking so far. start learning
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walczyć z, stawiać czoło, rozmówić się z
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They were forced into submission. / a written submission to the UN start learning
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uległość, posłuszeństwo / wniosek
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Seagulls soared above the cliffs. / Prices have soared recently. start learning
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wznosić rosnąć (gwałtownie), szybować, iść w górę
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Elliott testified that he had met the men in a bar. start learning
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The course requires no prior knowledge of Spanish. start learning
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a monthly mortgage payment start learning
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If symptoms persist, consult a doctor. start learning
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istotny / mający znaczenie
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Dark storms clouds loomed on the horizon. / I repaired his loom, but he didn't pay me. start learning
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wisieć w powietrzu, wyłaniać się / warsztat tkacki
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Florida is well known for many of its fruits, notably oranges and avocados. start learning
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It hadn't been his intent to hurt anyone. start learning
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I'm impressed by the police's inability to reduce street crime. start learning
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niemożność, nieumiejętność
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Water had leaked all over the floor. start learning
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She has a very engaging personality. start learning
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I felt as though I was being exploited. start learning
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The cartoon depicts the president as a vampire. start learning
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kogoś lub coś na obrazie, w historii
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a comprehensive study of the subject start learning
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She's attained a high level of fitness. start learning
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Soldiers have been committing atrocities against civilians. start learning
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an alliance between France and Britain start learning
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Increased tourism was a major boost to the local economy. start learning
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There's an acute shortage of medical staff. / acute pain start learning
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The law is only applicable to people living in Europe. start learning
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mający zastosowanie, odpowiedni
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The research showed a close correlation between smoking and lung cancer. start learning
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zobowiązać, mieć obowiązek coś zrobić
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a marginal effect/improvement start learning
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An adult giraffe must protect its offspring against various predators. start learning
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I guess I shouldn't be shouting in a mosque. start learning
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She know how to manipulate the press. start learning
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an oil pipeline across the desert start learning
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He made a solemn pledge to the American people. start learning
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przyrzeczenie, zobowiązanie
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The outlook for the economy next year is bleak. start learning
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of a place, situation The future is looking bleak for small businesses struggling with debts. start learning
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a lethal injection/weapon start learning
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śmiertelny, śmiercionośny
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His job is to answer telephone queries about airline schedules. start learning
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She resembles her father. start learning
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przypominać, być podobnym
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The island of Crete is renowned for its beauty. start learning
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Mary stumbled on the loose rocks. start learning
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a spokesperson for the Scottish Office start learning
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House prices are substantially higher in the south. start learning
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The police have a warrant for his arrest. start learning
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A machine was invented that could weave cloth. start learning
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a woman o great intelligence and wit start learning
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an economically viable plan start learning
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wykonalny, realny, opłacalny
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Smoking is his only vice. start learning
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wice-, wada, seks i narkotyki 😈
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a vicious attack on a child start learning
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złośliwy, agresywny, brutalny
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The team may not be able to sustain this level of performance. start learning
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His hand tightened around her arm. start learning
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dokręcać, zaciskać, zacieśniać, napinać
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The roof was supported by timbers. start learning
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a word used after you're going to give more detail about sth you've just said She learned an important lesson from failing that exam, namely that nothing is ever certain. start learning
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a gravel pit / Pooh and Piglet found the perfect place to dig the pit. start learning
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People had little incentive to save. start learning
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Only a handful of people came to the meeting. start learning
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I had a gut feeling that he was going to come back. start learning
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a hail of bullets / She stepped into the road and hailed a taxi. start learning
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grad / przywoływać, łapać
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Yesterday a columbian village was wiped out by a new guerilla faction. start learning
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"Furniture" is a generic term for chairs, table etc. start learning
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ogólny, rodzajowy, gatunkowy
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Just an inmate protecting his rights. start learning
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więzień, pacjent, osadzony, pensjonariusz
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All fuels are combustible, including hydrogen. start learning
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In all honesty, I'd rather not go. start learning
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He'll be a great asset to the team. / The company has $70 billion in assets. start learning
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I wish he would stop boasting about his exam results. start learning
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Mike opted for early retirement. start learning
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optować za czymś, decydować się na coś
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Most teenagers want to be accepted by their peers. start learning
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People were still unaware of the magnitude of the problem. start learning
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strong anger that you can't control He flew into a rage over the smallest mistake. start learning
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His lawyers decided not to proceed with the case. start learning
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Do we know the full scope of the problem yet? / There is plenty of scope for improvement. start learning
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zakres, zasięg / miejsce, możliwość
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He looks robust enough. / a robust economy start learning
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Police have so far failed to trace the missing woman. / There was no trace of her anywhere. start learning
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śledzić, badać, tropić / ślad
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Industry insiders say they are surprised by the company's success. start learning
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In 1842 he inherited a small estate near Liverpool. start learning
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My parents exerted a lot of pressure on me to do well at school. start learning
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Her frequent absences from work eventually led to her dismissal. start learning
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zwolnienie (z pracy), dymisja, oddalenie
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Passengers should prepare to embark. start learning
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wchodzić na pokład (statku, samolotu)
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the distinction between spoken and written language / He has the distinction of being the youngest player in the World Cup finals. start learning
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różnica, rozróżnienie, szczególną cecha, wyróżnienie
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She was very explicit about her plans. start learning
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wyraźny, jasny, bezpośredni
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Your pain should diminish gradually after taking these tablets. start learning
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Don't exaggerate - it didn't cost that much! start learning
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The company has been fined for illegally dumping toxic chemicals. start learning
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High stress elevate blood pressure. / She has been elevated to deputy manager. start learning
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podwyższać, podnosić, otrzymać awans
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The trip to the museum has been postponed until next week. start learning
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Many people had come to hear him preach. start learning
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kazanie, wygłosić kazanie
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A comittee has been set up to oversee the project. start learning
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