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safety stand-down is a planned, temporary halt in operations or work activities, specifically designed to focus on safety issues empezar lección
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przestój bezpieczeństwa to zaplanowane, tymczasowe wstrzymanie operacji lub działań roboczych, zaprojektowane specjalnie w celu skupienia się na kwestiach bezpieczeństwa.
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Refers to being actively involved in the day-to-day operations, typically in a hands-on role. The manager is on the floor today, helping employees with customer service empezar lección
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Kierownik jest dziś na miejscu, pomagając pracownikom w obsłudze klienta
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the act of expressing strong emotions, especially anger, frustration, or stress, often by talking about them He was so angry about the unfair decision that he spent an hour venting to his colleague empezar lección
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Był tak wściekły z powodu niesprawiedliwej decyzji, że spędził godzinę na wyładowywaniu się na swoim koledze
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refers to a temporary or superficial solution to a problem, rather than addressing the underlying issue. Taping up the leaking pipe is just a band-aid fix. The entire section needs to be replaced to stop the leak permanently empezar lección
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prowizorka, naprawa tymczasowa Zaklejenie przeciekającej rury to tylko rozwiązanie doraźne. Cała sekcja musi zostać wymieniona, aby trwale zatrzymać wyciek
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to increase the intensity, amount, or speed of something, often gradually or in stages The team ramped up their training sessions to prepare for the championship game empezar lección
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peaks and valleys" is a metaphor often used to describe the highs and lows or the ups and downs in various aspects of life Life is full of peaks and valleys; you just have to ride out the tough times and enjoy the good moments empezar lección
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wzloty i upadki; szczyty i spadki Życie jest pełne wzlotów i upadków; po prostu trzeba przetrwać trudne chwile i cieszyć się dobrymi momentami
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refers to a situation where there are not enough people available to do a job or task, leading to being understaffed or lacking sufficient help The restaurant was short-handed during the lunch rush, so the staff had to work extra hard to keep up with orders empezar lección
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Podczas lunchu w restauracji brakowało rąk do pracy, więc personel musiał pracować wyjątkowo ciężko, aby nadążyć za zamówieniami
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describe someone leaving a situation, job, or relationship, sometimes abruptly or unexpectedly. After the argument with his boss, he decided to walk out the door and never come back empezar lección
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Po kłótni z szefem postanowił opuścić pracę i nigdy nie wracać
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To hire or assign someone to a position that has been vacated by another employee We need to backfill the position left open by the departing manager empezar lección
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Musimy obsadzić stanowisko zwolnione przez odchodzącego menedżera.
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Today's teenagers are well-versed in technology. empezar lección
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Dzisiejsze nastolatki są dobrze zorientowane w technologii.
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describe someone who is very intelligent, quick-witted, or perceptive Even at 90 years old, my grandmother is still as sharp as a tack empezar lección
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bardzo bystry, bardzo inteligentny
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mean to take advantage of a situation or or to invest money to generate profit She capitalized on her unique skills to get the job empezar lección
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wykorzystać coś dla korzyści, przekształcić w kapitał Wykorzystała swoje unikalne umiejętności, aby zdobyć tę pracę
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idiom that means a promise of something that is very unlikely to happen or an unrealistic goal. I don't think she'll ever become a president - it's just pie in the sky. empezar lección
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gruszki na wierzbie, marzenia ściętej głowy Nie sądzę, by kiedykolwiek została prezydentem - to tylko marzenia ściętej głowy
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A situation where security is breached or sensitive information is exposed, often unintentionally or through an attack. Do you want to compromise my safety in aviation? I won't allow it empezar lección
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kompromitować, narażać na szwank Chcesz narazić moje bezpieczeństwo w lotnictwie? Nie pozwolę na to
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The Sky Tower is a prominent landmark in Wroclaw, Poland. It is one of the tallest buildings in the city, offering stunning views of Wroclaw and its surroundings. empezar lección
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punkt orientacyjny, charakterystyczny obiekt Sky Tower to ważny punkt orientacyjny we Wrocławiu. Jest to jeden z najwyższych budynków w mieście, oferujący wspaniałe widoki na Wrocław i jego okolice.
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If you resume an activity or if it resumes, it begins again. The aircraft have resumed operation after a brief suspension due to maintenance issues empezar lección
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Samolot wznowił loty po krótkim zawieszeniu z powodu prac konserwacyjnych.
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If you say that a person is slaving over something or is slaving for someone, you mean that they are working very hard. I've been slaving all week - I deserved some free time. empezar lección
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Używane też jest: slog - harówka Harowałem cały tydzień - zasłużyłem na trochę wolnego czasu
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to defeat or overcome someone or something completely, usually in a conflict, competition, or struggle "The knight managed to vanquish his enemies in battle." empezar lección
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„Rycerz zdołał pokonać swoich wrogów w bitwie”.
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If you wrap up something such as a job or an agreement, you complete it in a satisfactory way. I expect you to wrap this project up in a day or two. empezar lección
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skończyć coś (np. wykonanie projektu), zakończyć coś Oczekuję, że skończysz ten projekt za dzień lub dwa.
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Something that is insidious is unpleasant or dangerous and develops gradually without being noticed An insidious failure in the aircraft's mechanical system went unnoticed, ultimately leading to a tragic accident that resulted in significant loss of life and damage. empezar lección
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podstępny, pozornie niewinny (np. wróg, choroba) Podstępna awaria systemu mechanicznego samolotu pozostała niezauważona, co ostatecznie doprowadziło do tragicznego wypadku, w wyniku którego zginęło wiele osób.
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If you describe something such as a machine or car as temperamental, you mean that it often does not work properly. A temperamental Tecnam failure led to unexpected complications during the flight. empezar lección
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If something such as a project or campaign snowballs, it rapidly increases and grows. The investigation snowballed from there and has since led to several arrests empezar lección
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narastać, wzrastać lawinowo (np. problemy, długi)
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If you describe something as fiery, you mean that it is burning strongly or contains fire. [literary] A helicopter crashed in a fiery explosion in Vallejo empezar lección
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zapalczywy, zaciekły, palący Helikopter rozbił się w ognistej eksplozji w Vallejo
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to fill with high spirits, exhilaration, pride or optimism Winning the championship game elated the entire team. empezar lección
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uszczęśliwiać, wprawiać w euforyczny nastrój
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The criminal is at large. We need to capture him empezar lección
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Przestępca jest na wolności. Musimy go pojmać
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Someone who instigates an event causes it to happen. Officer decided to instigate an unnecessary altercation that ultimately could have been avoided empezar lección
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przystąpić, przystępować (np. do ataku) Funkcjonariusz zdecydował się wszcząć niepotrzebną sprzeczkę, której ostatecznie można było uniknąć.
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karykatura sprawiedliwości
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There was a mad scramble to evacuate the country. empezar lección
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przepychanka, szarpanina (o coś)
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Cut her a little slack, her sister just died empezar lección
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dać komuś spokój, trochę luzu
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przenikliwy (głos dźwięk)
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Bias is a tendency to prefer one person or thing to another, and to favour that person or thing We need to work on the bias towards the changes we want to introduce empezar lección
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stronniczość, uprzedzenie. nastawienie Musimy popracować nad nastawieniem do zmian, które chcemy wprowadzić
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unosić, być zawieszonym (w powietrzu) Widziałem cząsteczki kurzu unoszące się w powietrzu
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A rift between people or countries is a serious quarrel or disagreement that stops them having a good relationship. There is a rift between what he says and what he does. empezar lección
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rozdźwięk (np. między dwoma zdaniami) Istnieje rozdźwięk między tym co mówi a tym, co robi
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If people jostle you, they bump against you or push you in a way that annoys you, usually because you are in a crowd and they are trying to get past you. Pilgrims jostle for a chance to kiss the Black Stone; if they are unable to kiss it, they can point towards it on each circuit with their right hand empezar lección
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Pielgrzymi przepychają się o możliwość ucałowania Czarnego Kamienia; jeśli nie mogą go ucałować, mogą wskazać go prawą ręką na każdym obwodzie
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"Let's get out of here," I said, shoving Jane. empezar lección
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popychać kogoś, odpychać kogoś Chodźmy stąd", powiedziałem, popychając Jane
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The clouds spelled a storm. empezar lección
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the most important part of what someone has said or written The substance of the matter are our children. empezar lección
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kwintesencja, istota, meritum Kwintesencją tej sprawy są nasze dzieci
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synonymous: point a main message or piece of information that you learn from something you hear or read The takeaway from the conference was how competitive the tourism industry has become. empezar lección
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kluczowy fakt, kwestia, wniosek
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SMS is a standard throughout the aviation industry worldwide empezar lección
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SMS jest standardem w branży lotniczej na całym świecie
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stand on somebody's shoulders To build on the previous discoveries or creativity of someone. empezar lección
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dokonywać odkryć bazując na osiągnięciach poprzedników
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to say something while another person is speaking "That's absolutely ridiculous!" Zelensky interjected. empezar lección
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wtrącać, wtrącić (np. uwagę, komentarz)
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to give someone so much work or so many things that they cannot deal with it all We have been inundated with requests for help. empezar lección
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zalać / zasypać, zasypywać (np. pracą, komplementami)
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In this age of austerity we need to show restraint. empezar lección
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powściągliwość, umiar, opanowanie, pohamowanie
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When things fall into place, they happen in a satisfactory way, without problems: If you plan the project well, then everything should fall into place. empezar lección
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to produce or encourage something such as an emotion or support She managed to muster the courage to ask him to the cinema. empezar lección
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zebrać, się na (np. odwagę, zapał)
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(especially of soldiers) to come together, especially in preparation for fighting, or to cause to do this The general mustered his troops. gathering up just about anything — you can muster up some dinner, some friends, or even some ketchup, pickles and mustard. empezar lección
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Our career in this company was on the wane. empezar lección
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słabnie, w zaniku, w stanie słabnięcia
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confident and honest in a way that ignores the usual social rules and might seem rude She is forward but I like her anyway. empezar lección
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bezczelny, zbyt pewny siebie
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I live in a neighbourhood ridden with crime and violence. empezar lección
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przepełniony czymś, naszpikowany (zwykle czymś negatywnym)
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to work more slowly and with less effort than usual, or to go more slowly: You shouldn't be slacking at work. empezar lección
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zaniedbywać (pracę, obowiązki)
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information that proves who committed a crime The tape recordings provided prosecutors with the smoking gun they needed to prove he'd been involved in the conspiracy. empezar lección
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colide with/contradict sth If you're both going to lie, at least stick to the same story and don't contradict each other! empezar lección
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być w sprzeczności z czymś
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slow development, or development that is slower than it should be Severe iron deficiency can cause developmental delay and growth retardation empezar lección
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opóźnienie, spowolnienie, spóźnienie (np. w rozwoju)
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It was his lucky break, his foot in the door. empezar lección
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szczęśliwy traf / uśmiech losu
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an imaginary line used as a starting point for making comparisons To test how a class's performance improves over time, a researcher might begin with a baseline showing their current scores and grades. empezar lección
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a place where something important happens or starts happening: empezar lección
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point of departure / starting point empezar lección
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become ground down or deteriorate Numerous hospital bills can cause your savings to erode empezar lección
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ograniczać, podkopywać, źle wpływać (np. wolność, przywileje, pewność siebie)
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Aviation has always been near and dear to me. empezar lección
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bliski sercu, bardzo ważny
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too interested in unpleasant subjects, especially death: I think I might have morbid fascination with air crashes empezar lección
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chorobliwy, przesadny (np. fascynacja)
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Something that is innocuous is not at all harmful or offensive Even seemingly innocuous words are offensive in certain contexts empezar lección
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Romantic novel was written to titillate readers with its descriptions of passionate encounters. empezar lección
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łechtac czyjeś ego, podniecać
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To maim something is to disfigure it through force or violence Wartime battles have a tendency to maim soldiers. empezar lección
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something big or impressive in size or qualities Incredible Hulk who could single-handedly sink the hulk of any ship. empezar lección
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kolos/olbrzym, kadłub (statku)
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A throng is a crowd of people or animals. On the crowded platform, the throng of passengers attempted to push their way into the already overcrowded subway car empezar lección
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tłum / tłoczyć (się), gromadzić (się), zapełniać (jakieś miejsce)
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an important stone, so it also means “the basic part of something Let us not forget that a free press is the cornerstone of democracy. empezar lección
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kamień węgielny (podstawa czegoś, np. idei
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1. drink moderately but regularly 2. serving of drink (usually alcoholic) drawn from a keg During Prohibition in the 1920s it was illegal to tipple but today you can tipple almost anywhere — as long as you are 21. empezar lección
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1 pić 2. trunek, napój alkoholowy
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1. devoutly religious 2. (of a hope) sincere but unlikely to be fulfilled. He was brought up by pious female relatives empezar lección
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1. pobożny, bogobojny 2. świętoszkowaty
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St. Francis is one of the most venerated religious figures in Roman Catholic history. empezar lección
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If you retaliate when someone harms or annoys you, you do something which harms or annoys them in return. They think that if Iraq does retaliate, this is where it will hit empezar lección
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mścić się, odpłacać, brać odwet
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For the men and women of the Secular Franciscan Order, vow poverty is a call to live a spirit of detachment from temporary, worldly goods, simplifying their material needs. empezar lección
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A conundrum is a difficult and or confusing problem to solve. It is characterized as having no clear right answer. empezar lección
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A misnomer is a wrong or unsuitable name. It’s a misnomer to call your grandmother “Grandfather,” the same way it’s a misnomer to call a chair with four legs that doesn’t move unless you drag it across the floor, a rocking chair. empezar lección
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to take the place of someone or something that went before Airfield or airport mostly superseded use of aerodrome after the IIWW in colloquial language empezar lección
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zastępować (ideę, produkt, metodę), wypierać (kogoś, coś)
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Visceral feelings are feelings that you feel very deeply and find it difficult to control or ignore, and that are not the result of thought. I never overcame a visceral antipathy for the monarchy. empezar lección
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instynktownie, ekspresywnie (oficjalnie)
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the quality of being believable or trustworthy You lose believability when you start lying, cheating and acting rather shady empezar lección
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The noun concession comes in handy in negotiations — between countries, political parties, or even parents and their kids Want a raise in your allowance? You may have to agree to do more chores as a concession before your parents will agree. empezar lección
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Chcesz podwyżki kieszonkowego? Być może będziesz musiał zgodzić się na wykonywanie większej liczby obowiązków w ramach ustępstwa, zanim rodzice się zgodzą.
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Something that deserves respect is worthy, whether it's a charity, a hard working tennis opponent, or a struggle to overcome a disability. La Guardia Airport is worthy of New York empezar lección
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godny, godzien, wart, zasługujący (na coś)
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After a few seconds the curtains will be whisked away. empezar lección
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not operating correctly or looking right: The whole situation seemed out of whack and way beyond his control. empezar lección
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The office was fitted out with the latest computers and ergonomic furniture. empezar lección
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: likely to betray trust Treacherous means either not trusted or dangerous. A treacherous road might be icy or otherwise likely to cause a car accident. A treacherous friend will betray you. empezar lección
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a concealed or unexpected difficulty or obstacle Every document has some kind of a snag. It’s also a hitch in a plan. If you develop a terrible cat allergy, your lifelong dream of being a cat trainer has hit a snag. empezar lección
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przeszkoda, trudność, szkopuł, haczyk
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proof against wind and rain A watertight door compromises several technical systems with many possible failure modes empezar lección
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odporny na warunki atmosferyczne
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the close of the day: dusk They would rest by day and come again at nightfall empezar lección
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hoist is to raise up or lift, like a crane or forklift would. You can hoist yourself up onto the roof to get a better view, or hoist your teammate onto your shoulders after she scores the winning goal. empezar lección
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while moving quickly: Both teams were playing the game at pace. empezar lección
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Be completely reliant upon Don't live and die by your imaginative boss; that is schizophrenia empezar lección
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całkowicie bazować na (idiom)
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przygotuj się, przyszykować Musimy się szybko przygotować
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When anything comes to a standstill, it stops moving, either literally coming to a motionless stop, or ceasing to make any progress. Stand still or else I will prick you with a needle empezar lección
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bring sth to a halt/stop/close to cause to end: stop The contract brought a halt to the strike. empezar lección
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Anything that needs to be mailed, sent off, or quickly shipped needs to be dispatched. Letters, official reports, teams of police — if it has somewhere to be, you can dispatch it to get there. empezar lección
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wysyłać (np. depeszę), ekspediować (kogoś gdzieś)
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happens when snow falls so fast and heavily that you can't see very far in front of you. It's not safe to drive in a whiteout. empezar lección
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brak widoczności z powodu mgły lub śnieżycy (zamieci)
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extremely and uncomfortably hot: In the summer, it's sweltering in the smaller classrooms. empezar lección
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this approach allows you to future-proof your applications Here are some tips for future-proofing your computer network empezar lección
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długo nie wychodzący z użycia
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And then here's a really, really big close-up of the little piece of metal. empezar lección
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There's a shuttle bus going from the airport to the downtown, so you don't need to order a taxi. empezar lección
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środek transportu kursujący wahadłowo Z lotniska do centrum miasta jeździ autobus wahadłowy, więc nie musisz zamawiać taksówki.
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A cuckold is a man who has been betrayed by his wife. If your wife cuckolds you, she is cheating on you with a different man. empezar lección
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to supply someone or something with all of the things that will be needed: The ship will be in dock for eight months to be fitted out for its new duties. empezar lección
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showing good judgment, especially about style and quality: Students with a greater capacity for discernment are able to think more critically and creatively, think things through to their logical conclusions empezar lección
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wnikliwy, bystry, wymagający
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1. odpowiedzialność 2. obciążenie, zawada, balast, problem, ciężar (np. o osobie, o rzeczy Stał się poważnym obciążeniem dla naszych interesów i nie możemy tego tolerować
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