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they were again suspended
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something or someone that is dangerous [= threat]; commencer à apprendre
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the terror of the executioners at the menaces of the mob
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commencer à apprendre
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the multitude broke loose
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commencer à apprendre
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the multitude broke loose
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calm and controlled behaviour: commencer à apprendre
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He showed admirable restraint, and refused to be provoked. During the recession, the government opted for a policy of pay/wage restraint rather than a reduction in public investment.
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to get rid of something bad: commencer à apprendre
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I had to shake off a bad case of nerves before taking the exam.
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to push something somewhere roughly; commencer à apprendre
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the half-hung criminals were thrust into sanctuary
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a peaceful place that is safe and provides protection, especially for people who are in danger [= refuge]; commencer à apprendre
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a room, building that is _____ to something is next to it commencer à apprendre
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the beginning of something; commencer à apprendre
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the commencement of six days of desperate rioting
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a word or phrase that expresses an attitude or belief; Pol. dewiza, hasło przewodnie 28. commencer à apprendre
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they took as their watchword, Nika, “conquer,”
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the act of removing sb from a position of power; Pol. odwołanie z urzędu, obalenie commencer à apprendre
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they were crying for the deposition of the unpopular finance minister
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commencer à apprendre
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But the mob was now quite out of hand
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to encourage or instigate (trouble, discord, etc); stir up; Pol. podburzyć, wzniecić, wywołać commencer à apprendre
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the trouble was fomented by the partisans
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Pol. zamiast niego, w jego miejsce commencer à apprendre
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they wished to make Hypatius Cæsar in his stead.
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a person or thing that supports or supplements; subordinate or assistant commencer à apprendre
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Pol. (soldiers) oddziały pomocnicze commencer à apprendre
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a large group of soldiers that is commanded by a colonel; commencer à apprendre
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a regiment of 500 “Cataphracti,”
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armour made of metal links or sometimes plates; Pol. pancerz, zbroja, kolcza, commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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a regiment of 500 mailed horsemen
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old fashioned courage and determination commencer à apprendre
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the rioters, showed the pluck
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formal brave and determined commencer à apprendre
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they offered a stout resistance
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commencer à apprendre
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they offered a stout resistance
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a very large fire that destroys a lot of buildings, forests etc; commencer à apprendre
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The Senate House caught fire, and then the conflagration spread
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If sounds or smells _____ through the air they move gently through the air; Pol. rozchodzić się, unosić się w powietrzu commencer à apprendre
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it was wafted across the square to St. Sophia.
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