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to criticize something as bad, without value, or unnecessary I decry genocide. Lawyers decried the imprisonment of several journalists.
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the process of removing something, or what is removed: In 2002 the management ordered the deletion of all computer files on this subject. There have been some deletions from this text.
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przesadzać w naprawianiu czegoś începe să înveți
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to try too hard to correct a problem, therefore creating a new problem Chris is one of those small men who overcompensate for their lack of height with a larger than life personality.
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grzywka (np. spadająca na oczy) începe să înveți
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a piece of hair that grows or falls over the forehead (= part of the face above the eyes) or the part of a horse's mane that falls forward between its ears All I had to do was seize him by the forelock
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water from rain or melting snow, or liquid from an industrial or farming process, that flows into a place such as a river Reduced runoff means less water for irrigation. The plants are fed and watered via an irrigation system, using run-off from the roof. Sometimes entire villages are affected by diseases traceable to industrial runoffs in the water supply.
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magnetyt, osoba lub rzecz, która przyciąga jak magnes (jest atrakcyjna începe să înveți
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(a piece of) rock that contains a lot of iron and can therefore be used as a magnet (= an object that pulls metal objects towards it) Instead of being a millstone, it will be an economic lodestone. The girl's own soul was like a lodestone for such men.
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towarzyszący, czynnik współistniejący începe să înveți
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something that happens with something else and is connected with it: Loss of memory is a natural concomitant of old age.
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rujnować (szanse na coś), niweczyć (czyjeś plany); samozatapiać statek începe să înveți
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scuttle. to sink your own ship on purpose. to cause something such as a plan or an opportunity to fail: Arriving late for the interview scuppered my chances of getting the job.
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zasadniczy, purytański, konserwatywny începe să înveți
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having old-fashioned and unchanging morals, especially relating to sexual matters: (disapproving) The joke shocked her strait-laced parents.
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containing or contributing the seeds of later development: creative, original Kandel was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine in 2000 for his seminal observation
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rodzinny, tyczący się urodzin începe să înveți
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prenatal, postnatal Males generally leave their natal group between 3 and 6 years of age.
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łamaniec językowy, językołamacz începe să înveți
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: a word or saying used by adherents of a party, sect, or belief and usually regarded by others as empty of real meaning. a use of language regarded as distinctive of a particular group She repeated the old shibboleth that time heals all wounds. we knew that their claim of giving “the best deal in town” was just a shibboleth. some truth in the shibboleth that crime does not pay
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towar w sprzedaży wiązanej z innym produktem începe să înveți
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frame story
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wzmocniony, podkręcony krwią începe să înveți
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cukierkowaty (przesłodzony), pretensjonalny începe să înveți
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artificially attractive or too perfect The village has escaped all modern developments, without becoming twee.
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taktyka balansowania na krawędzi (np. wojny), ryzykanctwo începe să înveți
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foolhardiness And there has been more than enough brinkmanship to go around.
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extremely and obviously angry He was apoplectic with rage/fury. Daniel looked apoplectic for a second as his face turned red.
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koszty ogólne, koszty stałe, koszty ogólnego zarządu începe să înveți
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fixed costs Last year our income was equal to the fixed costs.
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zuchwały, bezczelny; krzykliwy (ubiór) începe să înveți
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(of people) showing too much confidence and too little respect: (of clothes) too bright and colourful Don't you think that suit's a bit brash for a funeral? a brash young banker
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It is her first role in a feature.
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wyprowadzać z błędu, otwierać oczy începe să înveți
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to cause someone no longer to have a wrong idea He saw no reason to disabuse the boy of that hope. He thought that all women liked children, but she soon disabused him of that idea/notion.
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kręcić, mijać się z prawdą, lawirować, wykręcać się od odpowiedzi începe să înveți
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to avoid telling the truth or saying exactly what you think: He accused the minister of prevaricating. equivocate. Caesar and his colleagues prevaricated in the face of the company challenges
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bezmyślny, głupi; czczy (np. żart), bezsensowny, începe să înveți
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extremely silly or with no real meaning or importance: He's always making inane remarks. There are too many inane quiz shows on television these days.
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funny, silly, or strange behaviour But the rock star, whose stage antics used to include smashing guitars, is older and wiser now. The crowds were once again entertained by the number-one tennis player's antics on and off the court.
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one of the stages or levels in something such as a process or organization, through which it is possible to rise or make progress: any of the short bars that form the steps of a ladder. I started my life on the bottom rung of the ladder in this company. For her this was just the first rung on her career/professional ladder
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cierpki uśmiech (lekko drwiący) începe să înveți
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showing that you find a bad or difficult situation slightly funny wry-mouthed. a wry smile/comment
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projekcja, wyświetlanie, pokaz (filmu); poddawanie kontroli începe să înveți
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I hate airport screenings. This is my screening and I'm not letting them in.
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a person who regularly goes to watch films at the cinema
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uznanie, laury popularności începe să înveți
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the public admiration that a person receives as a result of a particular achievement or position in society Being an actor has a certain amount of kudos attached to it.
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a complete change from one situation or condition to its opposite How did the candidate explain the dramatic turnabout in his views on immigration
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a brand name for a black material used for building roads, etc., that consists of tar mixed with small stones, or an area covered with this material This coating of gravel and tar made a durable, dust-free, and sturdy driveway. the downside to using tarmac is the fact that it gets damaged easily by diesel and gasoline fuel
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prześmiechy, żarty; droczyć się începe să înveți
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conversation that is funny and not serious: He considered himself a master of witty banter. He stood around bantering with his colleagues. The CEO bantered with the director of engineering, who ran the project.
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domagać się czegoś(hałas) începe să înveți
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to make a loud demand for something. loud noise, especially made by people's voices: The children were all clamouring for attention. People are clamouring for relief from high energy costs. After the bombing, there was a public clamour for vengeance. the clamour of the city
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in books, films, or games about an imagined future, to change the environment of a planet so that it is more like another planet, especially so that it is more like Earth and could therefore be a place where humans could live: Can we terraform Mars? Could Venus be made to support life?
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przypominający (coś), przywołujący (wspomnienia) 2) wonny, przepełniony zapachem începe să înveți
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smelling strongly of something or having qualities (especially smells) that make you think of something else: EVOCATIVE, REMINISCENT The album is a heartfelt cry, redolent of a time before radio and television. The mountain air was redolent with the scent of pine needles. The night was redolent with the smell of spring earth.
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a lot of things or people: Sean received cards from scores of local well-wishers. Witnesses claim scores of civilians died in the attack. The police raid led to scores of arrests
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sygnał (np. do rozpoczęcia czegoś); dać sygnał începe să înveți
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He cued me to get on the stage. You get into the shot on my cue.
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bez umiaru, na lewo i prawo începe să înveți
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all the time or everywhere: He spends money right, left, and center.
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zbawienny, zbawczy (wydarzenie) începe să înveți
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causing improvement of behaviour or character: a salutary experience a salutary reminder of the dangers of mountain climbing
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