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such value-laden advice essentially says: „Your worth comes from what you do in relation to other people” commencer à apprendre
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If, on the other hand circumstances change, a crisis may ensue commencer à apprendre
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wynikać, następować (po czymś)
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- to separate something from something they’re also able to sift meanings from experience commencer à apprendre
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oddzielić coś od czegoś, przesiać
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You can get a referral in your area by calling the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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furia, napad (złości, szału), histeria
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Use feedback from objective sources and trusted others when it is feasible to do so commencer à apprendre
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- Using or expressing dry, especially mocking humor One wry observer said that: „Depressed people look at the world trough crap-colored glasses” commencer à apprendre
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- a particular position, point or place commencer à apprendre
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umiejscowienie, położenie
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They are scrambling just to get by commencer à apprendre
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Depressed individuals tend to have a past temporal orientation commencer à apprendre
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what lies in store for sb - be waiting to happen to sb „Suicidal individuals erroneously believe that their past and current experiences of pain are what lie in store for them” commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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kategoryzowanie, segmentacja, szufladkowanie
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„The exercises throughout the book are to help you exercise the muscles that have been underutilized for far too long” commencer à apprendre
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nie wykorzystywany w pełni
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„Other people beat a hasty retreat, picking up and moving to other parts of the country” (after an earthquake) commencer à apprendre
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„to run away from a dangerous or unpleasant situation:”
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„A physically large man -very tall and obese - Mel dwarfed his wife.” commencer à apprendre
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cause to seem small or significant in comparison sprawiać, że ktoś wygląda na mniejszego w porównaniu
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Betty nudged him along and led him slowly to a large armchair in my office” commencer à apprendre
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„I gingerly placed a tissue in Mel’s fist; he passively accepted it but didn’t use it” commencer à apprendre
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in a careful or cautious maner
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