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a young lion, bear, wolf, big cats commencer à apprendre
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(of a horse) to make a soft, high sound commencer à apprendre
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to put on clothes quickly, in a hurry; to put throw something recklessly; wrzucić, narzucić (coś na siebie); rzucić commencer à apprendre
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FLING ON She flung a coat on and ran out. Narzuciła płaszcz i wybiegła.
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linia najmniejszego oporu commencer à apprendre
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shy, uninteresting; nieśmiały, nieciekawy; szara myszka commencer à apprendre
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MOUSEY I always regarded him a mousey person, which turned out absolutely wrong. Zawsze uważałem go za nieciekawego i niesmiałego człowieka, co okazało się zupełnie niesłuszne
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to walk in a proud way trying to look important commencer à apprendre
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STRUT The boys strutted around trying to get the attention of a group of girls who were nearby.
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likes to do things on their own commencer à apprendre
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loves taking dangerous risk commencer à apprendre
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a person who is unwilling to work commencer à apprendre
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formal disapproving a person who talks too much about boring things commencer à apprendre
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a bit wild, always getting into fights ands other trouble commencer à apprendre
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extremely honest, or doing everything correctly and exactly as it should be done; skrupulatny commencer à apprendre
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when you buy something that you had not planned to buy, because you suddenly want it when you see it commencer à apprendre
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IMPULSE BUYING (to buy on impulse, impulse buy- nagły zakup) They display chocolates next to supermarket checkouts to encourage impulse buying.
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commencer à apprendre
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otwartość, łatwośćkontaktu commencer à apprendre
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to examine something carefully in order to discover more information about someone or something commencer à apprendre
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DELVE INTO It's not always a good idea to delve too deeply into someone's past.
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to consider as separate and not related (separować) commencer à apprendre
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present or noticeable in every part of a thing or place commencer à apprendre
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PERVASIVE The influence of Freud is pervasive in her books. a pervasive smell of diesel Reforms are being undermined by the all-pervasive corruption in the country.
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to improve your position by going past other people quickly or by missing out some stages commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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a skill or an ability to do something easily and well commencer à apprendre
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KNACK a knack for remembering faces She has the knack of making people feel comfortable. There's a knack to using this corkscrew.
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a person who cuts down trees for wood commencer à apprendre
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to talk continuously and eagerly, especially about things which are not important commencer à apprendre
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GAB I got so bored listening to him gabbing on about nothing.
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(UK also rubbish dump) a place where people are allowed to leave their rubbish commencer à apprendre
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the female of animals such as the deer or rabbit commencer à apprendre
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