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| to control and keep sb forcefully, to make a slave of sb |
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| continued effort and determination (wytrwałość) |
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| a student at a British university who has just started his/her first term |
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| sb who has no place in society and is unaccepted (wyrzutek społeczny) |
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| to write or draw sth quickly or carelessly (bazgrać) |
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| to be confused by sth very strange or impossible to explain (być zadziwionym) |
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| to be naturally good at doing sth |
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| to target sth at sb, aim sth at sb (przeznaczać dla kogoś) |
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| to try to guess in advance what sb will do |
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| the illegal use of sb's idea or a part of their work |
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| to demolish, to knock down (zburzyć) |
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| opposed to generally accepted beliefs and traditions |
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| to talk or think about sth repeatedly when it would be better to forget about it |
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| to pull (ciągnąć, wlec, tachać) |
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| to look quickly at the pages of the magazine, book ect. |
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condense
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| to reduce the length of a speech or piece of writing |
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spontantaneous
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| to find a compromise between two things (znaleźć złoty środek) |
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| analytically (krytycznie, badawczo) |
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| confused, puzzled (oszołómiony, zdezorientowany) |
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| to remove (usunąć, wyrwać) |
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| ground-breaking, pioneering (innowacyjny, nowatorski) |
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| evaluation (ocena, szacowanie) |
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| test taken at the end of the school year or a college course |
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| a college for training people to become a priest |
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| (of sth) that cannot be avoided or prevented (nieuchronny) |
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| a period of study with a tutor involving one student or a small group |
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| a piece of work given to a student as a part of their studies |
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| a device for finding direction with a freely moving needle that always points to the magnetic north |
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| a wooden frame with three legs that holds a picture with an artists is painting or drawing (sztaluga) |
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| a square or rectangular frame holding an arrangement of small balls on metal rods or wires which is used for counting (liczydło) |
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| an object used by the actors performing a play or film (rekwizyt) |
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| a book of facts such as a dictionary or encyclopaedia which one uses to find a particular information |
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| nuty, zapis utworu muzycznego |
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| learning many things in short time in preparation for exam |
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| reorganising and correcting a writen text |
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| checking and marking mistakes in a piece of work |
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| considerable (znaczny, pokaźny) |
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| showing strong, unreasonable beliefs and unwilling to change them (zacofany, pełen uprzedzeń) |
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| dogmatic, intolerant (zadufany w sobie, nieznoszący sprzeciwu) |
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severe
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opp. lenient |
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accelerated
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| to force out, to banish (usunąć, wydalić) |
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| to prevent sb from holding a particular job or function for a period of time (zawiesić) |
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| to be polite (być grzecznym, ważyć słowa) |
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| as easy as one, two, three |
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| know sth like the back of one's hand |
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| znać coś jak własną kieszeń |
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| poradzić sobie dzięki właściwym kwalifikacjom |
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| to laugh or shout insultsat sb (drwić, wyśmiewać, szydzić) |
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| a word or group of words repeated over and over again (powtarzane monotonnie słowa) |
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| generally speaking (ogólnie rzecz biorąc) |
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| eventually (wreszcie, w końcu) |
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| to come to nothing (spełznąć na niczym) |
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| incidentally (przez przypadek) |
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| coincidentally (przy okazji) |
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| exactly as one is instructed (dokładnie, według instrukcji) |
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| legally (zgodnie z prawem) |
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| through various conversations |
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| in the same place or in the same time (przypadkowo, na skutek zbiegu okoliczności) |
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| automatyczny system gaszenia pożaru |
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| to adhere to sth (trzymać się czegoś, przestrzegać) |
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| to stay level with (dotrzymać kroku) |
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| to manage to obtain (wyciągnąć od kogoś informacje) |
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| to reserve (zachować na później) |
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| to mention sth irrelevant (wtrącić coś nie na temat) |
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| to continue unnecessarily (przeciągać bez potrzeby) |
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| to continue to employ (trzymać na etacie, nie zwalniać) |
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| to look like (być podobnym do) |
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| końcowy egzamin z przedmiotu na koniec szkoły średniej |
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| to play a trick on sb (nabierać kogoś) |
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| to persuade (nakłonić, zachęcić) |
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| dokształcający, dodatkowy |
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| rozgłaszać, wydrukować dużymi literami |
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| steadiness, determination to acheve sth (wytrwałość w dążeniu do celu) |
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| not recognised, subconscious (podświadomy) |
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| pasta do czyszczenia lub polerowania |
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| not changing for a long time |
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| a detailed list (spis, inwentarz) |
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| productive (żyzny, urodzajny) |
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| to prepare land and grow crops on it |
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| a young child who has great abilities |
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| not clear, not certain (sporny) |
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| give permision to use sth (udostępnić) |
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| when one arrives (tuż po przybyciu) |
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| mieć coś na uwadze, pamiętać |
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| uległość, poddanie się, posłuszeństwo |
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| wtrącać się (do cudzych spraw) |
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| wyuczyć kogoś, wpoić coś komuś |
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| żywiołowy, pełen energii, entuzjazmu |
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| nie pesząc się, bezwstydnie |
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| (oficjalne) stanowisko w jakiejś sprawie |
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| accepting one's defeat (posłyszeństwo, poddanie) |
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| to separate by force (rozdzielić siłą) |
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| to force sb to do sth (zmusić |
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| wtrącać się (do cudzych spraw) |
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| more important that anything else (główny, najważniejszy) |
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| to teach sb a skill by way of repetition (wyuczyć kogoś, wpoić coś komuś) |
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| to force sb to do sth (zmusić, przymusić) |
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| avid, very eager for sth (żarłoczny, nienasycony) |
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| to make unpleasant feeling less strong (śmierzyć, złagodzić) |
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| very energetic (żywiołowy, pełen energii, entuzjazmu) |
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| be shocking or harmful to sb/sth (być dużym ciosem wymierzonym w kogoś lub coś) |
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| to use in a strong or determined way (wywrzeć wpływ, nacisk) |
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| withoth worry about possible criticism or embarashment (nie pesząc się, bez zawstydzenia) |
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| to carry or pull sth with effort (taszczyć, wlec, targać) |
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| oficjalne stanowisko w jakiejś sprawie |
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