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It's difficult to strike a balance between working hard and having enough time for your family start learning
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To find a successful compromise between two things.
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To To weigh the pros and cons Before I accepted the job offer, I had to weigh the pros and cons of relocating. start learning
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To carefully consider the advantages (pros) and disadvantages (cons) of a situation before making a decision.
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Studying English every day can be tough, but in the long run, it will open up many new opportunities start learning
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Over a long period of time. Used to talk about the final result of something
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To have mixed feelings about something I have mixed feelings about moving to a new city. start learning
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To feel both positive and negative emotions about the same thing.
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Achieving a personal goal, like running a marathon, can really boost your self-esteem start learning
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To increase or improve your (or someone else's) confidence and feeling of self-worth
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to perpetuate a stereotype Lazy and stereotypical jokes in TV shows often perpetuate stereotypes about different nationalities start learning
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To help a widely held but oversimplified and often unfair belief about a group of people to continue
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The factory faced stricter regulations after the accident. start learning
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tougher(mocniejsze) rules or laws Po wypadku fabryka musiała przestrzegać surowszych przepisów.
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be bombarded with information I was bombarded with emails after the meeting. start learning
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to receive multiple information at once.
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Many people fall victim to online scams. start learning
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to be harmed by something or someone.
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to invent a new word or phrase
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Don’t equate failure with weakness start learning
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to think that one thing is the same as another.
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I will stand up for my friend. start learning
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to defend or support someone.
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When he was two hours late and not answering his phone, I started to assume the worst start learning
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to accept something is true without proof.
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People from all walks of life joined the celebration. start learning
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people from many different backgrounds Ludzie ze wszystkich środowisk dołączyli do uroczystości.
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irrespective of something She smiled irrespective of the rain. start learning
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not influenced by something / regardless of something Uśmiechała się bez względu na deszcz.
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My manager is approachable. start learning
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friendly and easy to talk to Mój menedżer jest przystępny
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Music transcends language. start learning
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goes beyond or rises above Muzyka przekracza bariery językowe
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She augmented the bottom of her dress with lace. start learning
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to increase or add to the lower part of something.
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A shared goal can unify people. start learning
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Wspólny cel może jednoczyć ludzi.
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She felt like a humiliated person in front of everyone. start learning
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someone made to feel shame or embarrassment Czuła się upokorzona przed wszystkimi.
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