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przysługujące komuś (nadane): nadawać coś komuś start learning
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vested in somebody, vest sth in SB. to grant or endow with a particular authority, right, or property. Meritocracy is a political system in which economic goods and/or political power are vested in individual people based on talent, effort, and achievement, rather than wealth or social class. the plan vests workers with pension benefits.
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hate and strong disapproval How, then, was he to square this abiding passion with the odium attached to evolution theory?
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zastępować(produkt, metodę) start learning
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replace, supplant to replace something, especially something older or more old-fashioned. Most of the old road has been superseded by the great interstate highways.
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a bricklayer. The builders will mason this wall today
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wystawiać na pokaz i promować start learning
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to show the best qualities or parts of something: The main aim of the exhibition is to showcase British design.
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pojednanie, zbliżenie dwóch antagonizujących stron, zbliżenie start learning
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an agreement reached by opposing groups or people: reconciliation There are signs of (a) rapprochement between the warring factions. Both countries have agreed to seek a rapprochement.
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czerpać (przyjemność), czerpać inspirację start learning
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He derives pleasure from helping others. A lot of English words derive from Latin.
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to show the differences between two or more meanings clearly: Good dictionary definitions disambiguate between similar meanings. The name lunar blue helps disambiguate exactly to which paper sample she is referring.
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wygrzebać, wyciągać (np. coś z miejsca, w którym nie powinno się znaleźć), pobierać, odnaleźć (np. dane), aportować start learning
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I retrieved the data I needed from his computer. She retrieved some money from her sock. My dog still can't retrieve a ball.
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podopieczny, nadzór, opieka (np. nad dzieckiem), odpowiedzialność (za coś lub kogoś), zarządzanie start learning
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a person, especially a child, who is in your care and who you are responsible for One of my charges was caught smoking. As long as you are under my charge, you will listen to me.
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face up to sth
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zawieruszyc, zgubić, zapodziać start learning
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to lose something temporarily by forgetting where you have put it: I didn't lose it, I have just mislaid it somewhere. Could I borrow a pen? I seem to have mislaid mine.
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zapotrzebowanie, rekwirować start learning
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to officially request or take something. the act of officially asking for or taking something: an official request to buy something (e.g. a chair) or to use a particular service (e.g. a training course offered by an outside provider) The army requisitioned all the cars and trucks they could find. The staff made a requisition for new chairs and desks.
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rybołówstwo, łowisko, prawo połowu start learning
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an area of water where fish are caught so they can be sold. Fishery is also the activity of growing fish for food, or catching fish to sell: Do you have a fishery, sir? The government has banned fishery in this part of the sea. The cod fishery is mostly gone nowadays, as there are not many fish left. sustainable fisheries partnership
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zrzeczenie się, odstąpienie start learning
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an agreement that you do not have to pay or obey something: waiver of immunity. I got the waiver signed, but there's a slight problem. visa waiver. We had to sign a waiver, giving up any rights to the land in the future. relinquishment. renouncement
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członek zarządu (firmy), powiernik, kurator start learning
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a person, often one of a group, who controls property and/or money for another person or an organization: the museum's board of trustees
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What's next on the agenda?
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sth extra
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w połączeniu z, wspólnie z czymś start learning
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together with sth In conjunction with a strong longitudinal electric field component, a natural acceleration channel has been demonstrated to exist for a laser beam in a vacuum.
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w najlepszym wypadku, momencie start learning
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Even at the best of times, she had never been able to do that!
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nakładać podatek, wymierzać podatek start learning
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to charge someone an amount of money as a special payment: Our government wants to assess those who are rich. In order to complete the new clubhouse, all members will be assessed an additional $200 a year.
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ustawowy, podlegający ustawie, kontrolowany przez ustawę start learning
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a law that has been formally approved and written down statutory law. I think that the new statute will serve as an example in other parliaments all over the world. The company's statute is rather strict.
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wielostronny; wieloboczny start learning
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involving more than two groups or countries: Seven countries are taking part in the multilateral talks. The party leader has actually declared her support for unilateral nuclear disarmament (= giving up her country's nuclear weapons without first waiting for other countries to do the same).
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postawienie urzędnika państwowego w stan oskarżenia ROBERT MUGABE start learning
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the act of making a formal statement that a public official might be guilty of a serious offence in connection with his or her job, especially in the US: The president did not want to comment on the impeachment. The federal judge faces impeachment. The investigation expanded and ultimately led to impeachment.
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extremist Right side of the political scene
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having or consisting of a single legislative chamber Our federal legislature, like those of most democracies, is bicameral, with two legislative (lawmaking) bodies—the Senate and the House of Representatives.
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karać, skazać na karę (np. w pilcey) start learning
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to inflict a penalty on The hockey player was penalized for holding. This law would unfairly penalize immigrants.
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the crime of telling lies in court when you have promised to tell the truth She was sentenced to two years in jail for committing perjury.
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someone who has been nominated for something: All nominees for Treasurer will be considered.
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posłać (oskarżonego do aresztu w oczekiwaniu na proces) start learning
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to send someone accused of committing a crime away from court until their trial begins: He was remanded on theft charges. The accused was remanded in custody (= kept in prison before the trial began) for a week.
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chronione oznaczenie geograficzne (ChOG) start learning
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protected geographical indication (PGI) The PGI applies to agricultural, agro-food and wine sectors. identify an agricultural product, raw or processed, which quality, reputation or other characteristics are linked to its geographical origin.
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udzielać głosu, oddawać głos (np. w dyskusji) start learning
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The chairperson recognizes a member by name, or by a nod. Having thus received formal recognition from the chairperson, a member is said to “have the floor” and is the only member entitled to present or discuss a motion. The only time you can speak is when I recognize you
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przewodnicząca, przewodniczący (np. komitetu, organizacji) start learning
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chairman This decision has to be made by our chairman - where's he?
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A majority of votes was needed for the bill to pass.
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What is your stand on the current crisis?
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They rejected my motion because they found it too costly. The committee rejected the motion from one of the MPs.
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przeciwdziałać, równoważyć, motvirke start learning
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to reduce or remove the effect of something unwanted by producing an opposite effect: Drinking a lot of water counteracts the dehydrating effects of hot weather.
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The company's spokesman announced its insolvency.
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o czymś, że jest nadane/ciążące komuś piastujący urząd start learning
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officially having the named position: to be necessary for someone: The incumbent president faces problems which began many years before he took office. She felt it was incumbent upon/on her to raise the subject at their meeting. The present incumbent (of the post) is due to retire next month.
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nie mam nic więcej do dodania (używane w sądzie lub humorystycznie start learning
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odrzucać (np. werdykt), UCHYLIÇ start learning
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to say officially that something, especially an earlier official decision, is no longer to be accepted: to forcefully stop something that you do not want to happen The court may dismiss the appeal or quash the decision. His conviction was quashed in March 1986 after his counsel argued that the police evidence was all lies. The revolt was swiftly quashed by government troops.
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kolor karty, pozew 👨⚖️♠️ start learning
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You have to collect five cards of the same suit. This suit will last for a year, it's very complicated.
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dowód, znak czegoś (np. miłości, lojalności); gwarancja, zastaw start learning
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Accept this as a pledge of my friendship. She offered her house as a pledge.
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