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Hindu society is based on a caste system.
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the vote given by the person in charge of an official meeting to decide an issue when votes on each side are equal You have the casting vote. The chairman gave his casting vote in favour.
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a cast-iron alibi a bridge made of cast iron
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niepotrzebna część garderoby commencer à apprendre
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When I was little I had to wear my sister’s cast-offs
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one of the small wheels fixed to the bottom of a piece of furniture so that it can be moved easily
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to remove part of the sexual organs of a male animal so that it cannot produce young
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codzienny, zwyczajny, obojętny commencer à apprendre
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I’m not happy about your casual attitude to your work. I always change into casual clothes as soon as I get home from work. Most of the building work was done by casual labour.
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ofiara, straty w ludziach commencer à apprendre
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After the accident the casualties were taken to hospital. The army retreated after suffering heavy casualties. Many small companies became casualties of the economic crisis.
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to survive the cataclysm of the Black Death
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katalog, seria, katalogować commencer à apprendre
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a catalogue of disasters/errors/injuries She started to catalogue all the new library books.
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Chlorine will act as a catalyst. I see my role as being a catalyst for change.
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a device used in motor vehicles to reduce the damage caused to the environment by poisonous gases
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proca, gwałtownie wyrzucać commencer à apprendre
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When the car crashed the driver was catapulted through the windscreen. • (figurative) The success of his first film catapulted him to fame.
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wydzielina z nosa podczas kataru commencer à apprendre
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a thick liquid that forms in the nose and throat when you have a cold
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katastrofa, katastrofalny commencer à apprendre
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catastrophe, catastrophic It’ll be a catastrophe if I fail the exam again. The war had a catastrophic effect on the whole country.
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an act of catching sth, for example a ball ▶ chwyt, złapanie 2 the amount of fish that sb has caught The fishermen brought their catch to the harbour. ▶ połów
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a device for fastening sth and keeping it closed I can’t close my suitcase – the catch is broken. a window catch ▶ zamek, zatrzask, zacisk 4 a hidden disadvantage or difficulty in sth that seems attractive ▶ haczyk, pułapka
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łapać, chwytać, łapać kogoś na czymś commencer à apprendre
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The dog caught the ball in its mouth. The murderer still hasn’t been caught. I caught her taking money from my purse.
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zdążać, zdążać na coś, zahaczać, dosłyszeć commencer à apprendre
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I caught the bus from Oxford to London. to catch a cold/flu/measles His jacket caught on a nail and ripped. I’m sorry, I didn’t quite catch what you said. Could you repeat it?
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catch one's attention/catch one's eye
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zamarznąć na kość, zamarznąć na śmierć commencer à apprendre
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catch your death (of cold)
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złapać kogoś na gorącym uczynku commencer à apprendre
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to catch somebody red-handed
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zobaczyć kogoś w przelocie (np. w tłumie) commencer à apprendre
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I caught sight of the man at the end of the street.
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Ask me anything you like – you won’t catch me out.
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doganiać kogoś nadrobic coś commencer à apprendre
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I’ll have to go into the office at the weekend to catch up on my work.
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a rat catcher łowca szczurów
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kategoryczny, kategorycznie commencer à apprendre
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categorical, categorically The answer was a categorical ‘ no’. The Minister categorically denied the rumour.
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to divide people or things into groups; to say that sb/sth belongs to a particular group
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This painting won first prize in the junior category. These books are divided into categories according to subject. Grammatically, nouns fall into two main categories – countable and uncountable.
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obsługiwać np. przyjęcia, troszczyć się commencer à apprendre
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cater for sb/sth; cater to sth to provide what sb/sth needs or wants We need a hotel that caters for small children (dysponuje niezbędnymi udogodnieniami dla dzieci). The menu caters to all tastes. cater (for sb/sth) to provide and serve food and drink at an event or in a place that a lot of people go to Our firm caters for the 5 000 staff and visitors at the festival.
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osoba obsługująca przyjęcia okolicznościowe commencer à apprendre
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a thin tube that is put into the body in order to remove liquid such as urine
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