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a stream of water such as a river or canal, or the channel along which it flows To adequately sample species potentially confined to watercourses, we examined streams separately
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przejechać, przeprawić (się przez coś), przemierzyć, przejazd, przewóz start learning
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They transited the country today. A vase was damaged in transit.
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A funeral banquet is hold in honour of the deceased.
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As for the haematoma, a cold compress would fix that. He suffered a haematoma that left him bed-ridden for days.
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In bad cases of scoliosis or kyphosis, a person may have a hard time breathing.
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ogarniać, co się dzieje (np. w otoczeniu, w danym temacie), włączać odbiornik na daną stację start learning
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to listen to or view a broadcast of. to associate oneself with what is happening or one's surroundings He is one of those people who never tunes in. tuned in the weather report
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to say or read aloud very quickly a list of names or things, or something you have learned: She rattled off the names of the people who were coming to the party.
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the top end of the wall of a building, in the shape of a triangle, where it meets the sloping parts of a roof
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odporny na zimę, mrozoodporny start learning
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akademicki, nauczyciel akademicki (na uczelni start learning
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someone who teaches at a college, or who studies as part of their job. the subjects that you study in high school or college: Her son seems to prefer sports over academics. I was never a particularly academic child. Both of my parents are academics.
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walec parowy; zmiażdżyć, przytłoczyć siłą, (np. konkurencję); zmuszać, przeforsować start learning
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The company is so big they simply steamroller the competition. They steamrollered the bill through the legislature.
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wykończony, potwornie zmęczony (UK SLANG), zdezelowany, rozwalont start learning
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broken or too old to use: My bike's knackered. I'm too knackered to go out this evening.
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burta, salwa całą burtą; ostra krytyka, ustawiony burtą do fali, ustawiony burtą do wiatru start learning
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the action of firing all the guns on one side of a navy ship at the same time. a strong written or spoken attack (on someone. with a side facing something The car was hit broadside. The front and rear were undamaged.
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tak szybko, jak to możliwe (podwójnie szybko) start learning
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very quickly. very quickly, or as quickly as possible She left the room double-quick when I started singing. I shouted and he was gone in double-quick time.
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chwiejny, niezdecydowany; rozmyty, nijaki (kolor) start learning
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lacking in character or determination: INEFFECTUAL luckluster. bland, boring wishy-washy leadership. wishy-washy wines.
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kierownica (motoruz roweru) start learning
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a bar with a curved end that you hold when riding a bicycle or motorcycle and use to turn the front wheel so that it points in a different direction He was hunched over the handlebars, pedalling furiously. You make a turn by twisting the left handlebar.
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a dark reddish-purple colour, like the colour of red wine There are deep reds and bright golds, mixed in with lavenders, burgundies and blues. She ordered a glass of burgundy.
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the cloth used for covering a seat and/or the substance used for filling it: an old sofa with faded green upholstery
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obscenity There's an awful lot of smut on television these days.
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a small fly that flies in groups, and often bites
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to boil food for a short time until it is partly cooked
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given or done to honour and thank a god
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afisz, plakat (np. reklamowy) transparent. tabliczka (np. na drzwiach z nazwiskiem) start learning
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a large piece of card, paper, etc. with a message written or printed on it, often carried in public places by people who are complaining about something: Demonstrators marched past holding/waving placards that said "Send food, not missiles!"
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Some football players become like demigods to their fans.
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pęknięcie, pękać, przerywać start learning
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to (cause something to) explode, break, or tear: an occasion when something explodes, breaks, or tears: His appendix ruptured and he had to be rushed to hospital. This news has ruptured (= violently ended) the delicate peace between the rival groups. a rupture of the pipeline figurative a rupture between the families
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parzyć (np. o pokrzywie, meduzie) start learning
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znać się z kimś z widzenia, nie znać kogoś zbyt dobrze start learning
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to lower your head or body in fear, often while moving backwards: The five of us had been cowering behind a low wall. She read the black thought in my mind, and cowered away from me. Stop cowering! I'm not going to hit you.
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feeling silly, happy, and excited and showing this in your behaviour giddy with She was giddy with excitement.
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reakcja walcz lub uciekaj (reakcja organizmu na sytuację stresową start learning
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tend-or-befriend response - opposite
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pochówek, pogrzebanie zwłok start learning
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The initial interments were made in the area during this time
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totalna ruina; podupaść (o budynku), popaść w ruinę start learning
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torturować, poddawać katuszom, łamać (kołem) - rack In the Middle Ages people were racked
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krzyżowac się; odnosić sukcesy na wielu polach; docierać do szerokiej publiczności start learning
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to change from one activity or style to another: to start to affect a new group of people, animals, or things: to become popular with a new group of people: Charles crossed over from blues to gospel. Scientists will try to determine whether the virus has crossed over to any other species. The group's traditional black soul sound has crossed over to white audiences.
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audycja, program (np. w radio, w telewizji start learning
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This idea does not fit with our broadcasting. Next week she's going to be on her first national broadcast.
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pędzić, gnać (potocznie), naciągnąć mięsień start learning
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I saw a deer tearing along the road. He wanted to tear the wallet off my hand but I was stronger... He tore his muscle so he won't be able to play with us the next Sunday.
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All I did was give your uncle a little nudge out of the door. I'll nudge them with the car if the don't move away from the bonnet of my car.
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słabnąć, więdnąć, opadać (o kwiatach), spuszczać głowę start learning
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His shoulders drooped when she broke up with him. Water the plants or they'll droop. His spirits will droop when he hears the news.
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impressive in a way that seems expensive The celebrity guests turned up dressed in sumptuous evening gowns.
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