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a belief formed about sth before one has enough information or experience, assumption, prejudice
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discrimination against old people
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the ability to move quickly and easily
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to make great effort to achieve sth
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intent on squandering one’s talent commencer à apprendre
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deliberately not using one’s natural skills
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victorious, successful, winning
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to come before sth else, preface, begin
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(of sense or meaning) the most basic
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the things that are likely to happen as a result of sth
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an idea or phrase which has been used so many times that it has lost effect or meaning
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showing great disrespect towards sth holy or sth that people think should be respected; blasphemous; sinful; profane;
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weakening, harming, damaging
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reappearance and growth; revival; reawakening
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that has never happened before; extraordinary; exceptional; unparalleled
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lasting for a very short time; brief, short
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to suddenly bend forward, lean forward
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to be no longer successful; lost your courage or spirit
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a price, charge / suffering
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susceptible; more likely to be hurt, fall ill, etc than others
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very intense and overwhelming emotions (power and naturalness)
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to make a problem or a situation worse; worsen; aggravate; magnify;
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a number of things that happen one after the other; sequence; series;
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without stopping, persistently
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careful examination, investigation, study
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connected with the inside of sth
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interesting, irresistible, captivating
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typical of a certain type or thing; representative; model
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self-centered, narcissistic
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in conflict with; arguing
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a young person who has a great natural talent for sth
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mass media coverage, discussions or advertisements focusing on one topic or one product
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nervous, deeply affected by sth, stressy
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to cause sth to happen sooner than normal; to quicken
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deep in thought; contemplative
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not very friendly or willing to spend time with other people; distant, formal
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keep one's eye on the ball commencer à apprendre
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keep one's attention focused on the matter in hand
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weakening, exhausting, draining
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a small amount of sth; fragment;
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unique; rare; exceptional; unprecedented
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negatively affected, ruined, spoiled
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(rytuał przejścia); an event which marks a new chapter/stage in life
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a lot of public attention (outburst of attention)
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a noticeable difference; inconsistency; mismatch
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doing sth different from what people consider to be normal or acceptable
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a break in an event; pause, gap
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a statement that contains conflicting words or ideas (wyrażenie wewnętrznie sprzeczne)
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clear and easy to understand; plain; vivid
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shocking, obvious, evident
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an attempt to achieve a goal; try; effort;
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involving rapid jumps and falls
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immediately, without hesitating;
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to think about sth carefully so as to understand it; to process;
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to be made up of a number of things; contain; consist of;
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an advantage; quality; value;
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the ability to continue with a difficult activity; stamina; patience;
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qualified or able to do sth
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make a clean sweep of sth commencer à apprendre
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to win all games in a series or tournament
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sth that has occurred before
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sth that encourages sb; motivation; motive
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to get a lot of enjoyment from sth, to look forward to sth
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a racehorse that comes from the same stable
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a situation where sth very nearly happens; sth narrowly avoided
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the most powerful or important
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to accept, support, include in a larger group;
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ended in an unsuccessful way; doomed; destined to fail
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calm in difficult situation; easygoing; mellow; laid-back
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frequently changing; changeable; inconsistent
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to be a perfect example of sth; embody; manifest
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continuous; sequential; following
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to go beyond normal limits; exceed; outdo
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gain; achieve; accomplish
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sudden upward movement; snap
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that cannot be understood or explained; incomprehensible; puzzling; mysterious
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creative skill or ability
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a person, especially a child, who behaves badly
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(formal) to criticise sb very harshly, especially in public; reprimand;
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very serious and formal; stiff
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(informal) to be the worst of the kind;
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a long speech criticising sb or sth
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monologue; a speech delivered by a dramatic character who is left alone on the stage, speaking his or her thoughts aloud
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to suddenly start behaving violently, in anger or excitement
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extreme criticism of oneself; self-accusation; self-hatred
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the feeling of disgust or great dislike for oneself; self-hatred
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