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      1. The fashion industry relies on novelty, and photographers are always looking for new faces. 2. Tourists are still a novelty on this remote island.   noun - 1. the quality of being new or unusual. 2. an object, event, or experience that is new or unusual.   empezar lección
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      1. Alcohol depletes the body of B vitamins. 2. Our supplies of food are rather depleted.   verb - to reduce the amount of something, especially a natural supply.   empezar lección
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      He was arrested for overstaying his Visa.   verb - stay longer than the time, limits, or duration of.   empezar lección
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      wydłużać pobyt w negatywnym znaczeniu   
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      1. Both men collapsed, but were revived. 2. A lot of traditional skills are currently being revived.   verb - 1. restore to life or consciousness. 2. to make something from the past exist again.   empezar lección
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      Farm cart.   noun - a vehicle with two or four wheels that is pulled by an animal and used for carrying goods.   empezar lección
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      noun - a situation in which an argument or fight stops for a period of time because no one can win or get an advantage.   empezar lección
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      1. He smeared sun cream over his face and neck. 2. The little boy smeared jam on the chair.   verb - 1. to spread a thick liquid or sticky substance over something. 2. to spread (something sticky or oily) over a surface.   empezar lección
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      With her beauty and wit she quite overshadowed her sister.   verb - to make someone or something less important or successful.   empezar lección
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      1. My son has outgrown all his clothes. 2. He's already outgrown these shoes.   verb - to grow too big or too old for.   empezar lección
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      1. The war brought misery to millions of people. 2. Her husband's drinking is making her life a misery.   noun - great suffering or unhappiness.   empezar lección
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      The men stoked the furnaces (a container that is heated to a very high temperature and used to heat buildings, melt metal, or burn things).   verb - to put coal or other fuel on (a fire) eg in the furnace of a boiler etc.   empezar lección
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      palić w piecu, podrzucać ognia   
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      The judge adjourned the case until March 31.   verb - to stop a meeting, especially a legal process, for a period of time or until a later date.   empezar lección
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      noun - They have admitted liability for the damage caused. / adj - Corporate officials are liable for the safety of their employees.   noun - legal responsibility for something. / adj - legally responsible.   empezar lección
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      odpowiedzialność / odpowiedzialny   
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      There is a clear contradiction between what she says and what she does.   noun - a big difference between two things that are said or written about the same subject, or between what someone says and what they do.   empezar lección
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      The terrorists disclaimed responsibility for the bomb.   verb - to say that you know nothing about something, or are not responsible for something.   empezar lección
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