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protection from harm commencer à apprendre
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a strong effect commencer à apprendre
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zanieczyszczenie, skażenie harmful stuff affecting the environment commencer à apprendre
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contamination = pollution
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unpleasantly rough, unkind commencer à apprendre
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pochłaniać, zużywać, konsumować (np. energię) use up commencer à apprendre
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zjadać, wypijać, spożywać, konsumować (np. jedzenie) eat, drink, use up commencer à apprendre
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zżerać, trawić (zazdrość, pożądanie) eat, drink, use up commencer à apprendre
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trawić, wyniszczać (np. budynek, las, choroba) commencer à apprendre
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punkt widzenia, zapatrywanie, aspekt (wzajemna odległość Słońca i Księżyca od innych planet) commencer à apprendre
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We learned about stars aspect. The aspect of these rooms is adverse. Who decided on the aspect of the chairs? commencer à apprendre
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niekorzystny; szkodliwy, niepożądany; wrogi, przeciwny commencer à apprendre
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Everything was adverse for this young couple since tye begginning. I have nothing particularly adverse to say about this book. So perhaps there are times when my words have adverse effeft. I'm not in any way adverse to changing your name
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składnik, element (potrzebny do osiągnięcia czegoś) commencer à apprendre
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własność, mienie; posiadłość, nieruchomość; właściwość, własność cecha commencer à apprendre
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Some herbs have healing properties while others don't. Water properties are well known.
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His car was sent back to the factory because of an engine defect
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zbiec, zbiegać, uciekać (np, z ojczyzny do innego kraju) commencer à apprendre
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My mom defected then, along with a lot of other people. Officials said he had defected to the West and is in hiding. In 1995, he defected from Iraq with his brother and their wives.
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hamować, powstrzymywać, utrudniać (np. rozwój, proces; impuls); blokować, spowalniać; zakazywać, zabraniać prevwnt an action or process commencer à apprendre
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odpowiedni; dostateczny, wystarczający; zadowalający acceptabld in quantity or quality, enough commencer à apprendre
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The human rights situation in China is far from adequate. Matthew's reading skills are far from adequate.
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rekompensować, równoważyć; wynagradzać, wyrównywać, rekompensować (np. zapłacić za straty) to replace or balance the effect of something bad to pay someone something in exchange for something lost or damaged commencer à apprendre
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compensate / recompensate The price of the item has been reduced to compensate a defect
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kluczowy; niezbędny, istotny, ważny; decydujący; rozstrzygający extremely important or nexessary commencer à apprendre
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a crucial decision/question Her work has been crucial to ths project's success. The crucial changes must come from within the country itself. This is a crucual moment to make this decision.
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used to emphasize that something is not large, important, effective when compared to something else commencer à apprendre
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The medicine doesn't make you better, it merely stops the pain. It's merely a scratch. It's merely a portion of the total profit. You're merely a child.
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oczywisty, ewidentny, mało subtelny easy to understand or see, easily perceived or understood commencer à apprendre
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It's obvious (that) he doesn't really care about her. It was an obvious signal that we should leave. Was my look that obvious?
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a situation in which a large number of people get the same disease over the same period if time, a rapid spread oe increase in the occurence of something commencer à apprendre
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make small in amount, degree or size commencer à apprendre
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We need to install speed bumps to reduce the speed of the cars on this street.
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skomplikowany, trudny, podchwytliwy, zawiły; podstępny, chytry (osoba) (c) difficult to deal with or do. (i) having hidden difficulty commencer à apprendre
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a tricky question / explanation It's a very tricky problem, but I think there are a number of things you can do. Is this a tricky question? He's a tricky person.
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odsłonięty, na odsłoniętej pozycji, wystawiony na ciosy, trudny do obrony, czuły; bezbronny, wrażliwy, czuły (o osobie) easy to hurt or attack physically or emotionally,. open to attack or damage commencer à apprendre
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Old people are particularly vulnerable members of our society. She is a very vulnerable girl. He's more vulnerable to infection because of his injuries
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zmieniać (się), przerabiać, modyfikować to change, or to make someone or something change commencer à apprendre
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Why would you like to alter your appearance. He altered his lifestyle when he found out he was sick. We've had to alter our plans. I got my skirt altered.
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something that helps you or gives you an advantage, an advantage or profit gained from something commencer à apprendre
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I've had the benefit of a happy childhood.
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