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być upoważnionym do czegoś empezar lección
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Only managers are authorized to sign expense forms. having official permission to do something
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They were saved from collapse by a government bailout. a situation in which a company is given money to solve its financial problems
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They charge a small commission to change money commission is an extra amount of money that you pay to an organisation when you use a service that it provides
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Two British youths were caught hacking into government computers. to use a computer to illegally get into someone else's computer system and read the information that is kept there
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continuing for a long time
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I finally paid off my overdraft last month. If you have an overdraft, you have taken more money out of your bank account than you had in it.
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The bank will sell the house as soon as possible after repossessing it.
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powiększać dług, powiększać zadłużenie empezar lección
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He ran up huge debts trying to keep his company going if you run up a debt or a bill, you spend money or order goods with the result that you owe a lot of money
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She was sentenced to six months in prison. To give a punishment to someone who has committed a crime.
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I called airport security after noticing a suspicious package.
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The drug is currently undergoing clinical trials. a test of something new to find out if it is safe, works correctly, etc
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zniszczyć, zetrzeć na proch empezar lección
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The economy collapsed and wiped out all their savings to wipe something out means to destroy it completely
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This account allows you to make withdrawals whenever you want to.
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they kept a small bundle of wood for themselves a number of things that are tied together
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She was found clinging to the ledge. to hold someone or something tightly, especially because you are frightened
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The listening device was concealed in a pen.
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Płacimy około 100 funtów odsetek na miesiąc. empezar lección
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We pay about £100 interest a month.
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The room was crammed with boxes. completely full of people or things
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We descended four flights of stairs.
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She shook her head in despair. a feeling of having no hope
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We tried to dissuade him from leaving to persuade someone not to do something
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Financial crime is motivated by pure greed the wish to have a lot more food, money, etc, than you need
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The car came to a halt just inches from the edge of the cliff. the act of stopping moving or happening
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The heavens were lit up with flashes of lightning
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obniżać, opuszczać, spuszczać empezar lección
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They lowered the coffin into the grave. to move something to a low position
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A lump of coal a piece of a solid substance with no particular shape
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She peered at me over her glasses. to look carefully or with difficulty
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His books are his most precious possessions.
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Many victims of crime are reluctant to go to the police. not wanting to do something
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iskrzyć się, mienić się, błysnąć empezar lección
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The rings on her fingers sparkled to shine brightly because of reflected light
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An ambitious horse will never return to its old stable. a building where horses are kept
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wprowadzać/zaprowadzić kogoś gdzieś empezar lección
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She ushered me into her office. to show someone where to go or sit
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The sun vanished behind the trees.
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He's offering us a free flight? There must be a catch. a difficulty or problem that is not very obvious
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The report downplays the risks of nuclear power. to make something seem less important or bad than it really is
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That seems a bit dubious to me thought not to be completely true, honest, or legal
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He gambled away all of our savings. to risk money on the result of a game, race, or competition
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it’s a fundraiser for a good cause a socially useful organization or activity that is not managed for profit:
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It’s important to protect our national heritage. cultural traditions that have developed over a long time,
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główna wygrana, cała pula empezar lección
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The jackpot is 30 million euros the jackpot is the biggest amount of money that can be won in a single game or lottery.
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the story was rather misleading making someone believe something that is untrue, deceiving
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What are the odds of winning the top prizes? the probability that something will happen
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He has a 30 percent stake in the company. a part of a business that you own, or an amount of money that you have invested in a business
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before answering, consider the situation from a customer standpoint a particular way of thinking about a situation or problem
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We have a subsidized restaurant at work. If a government or other organization subsidizes something, it pays part of the cost of it, so that prices are reduced.
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to lift something to a higher position
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