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having a great influence on a large number of things; extensive; wide-ranging; widespread
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disturbance or removal from the usual place or state;
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to injure so badly that a part of the body becomes useless;
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conspicuous; evident; attracting a lot of attention;
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pave the way (for sb/sth) commencer à apprendre
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to prepare for sb/sth, to make the arrival or appearance of sb/sth easier
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a film or part of a film of a particular event; recording, video, clip
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a belief formed about sth before one has got information about it; presupposition; bias; prejudice
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to force sb to help in a task
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slow to understand; stupid
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wrong identification; misscall; missname
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to be plentiful; be full of; exist in large numbers or amounts
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(of appearence) having features determined by environment and not heredity factors
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the thickness or smoothness of a substance; steadiness; stability;
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blessed with a particular characteristic; gifted; blessed
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to surprise and make sb unable to respond; baffle; confuse
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the process by which certain characteristics are passed on from parents to offspring
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continue; carry on; keep going; preserve
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sb’s intentions or personal plans
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to bring upon suffering, harm or damage; cause; impose something unwelcome on
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talking about a religious or moral subject
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using authority to force people to accept sth; forcing; imposing
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to be the most basic aspect of a matter; come down to
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doubtful, unreliable, uncertain, unsure
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to hold onto (e.g. a belief)
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outdated; old-fashioned; out of date
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to divide into shares; split;
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to emphasise; highlight; stress; accent
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to implant; to make sb think or feel an idea or feeling
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random, unpredictable, not based on a reason
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vicious, cruel, hostile, evil
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the belief in the superiority of one race;
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preventing sb from entering a place or taking part in an actvity; rejection;
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disturbance; disruption; chaos
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to combine to form a whole; compose; form
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to restrain; hold back; limit
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stated but not proved to be true
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with part of the cost paid by sb else, usually a government agency; sponsored; funded;
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an ill or disabled person
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(very polite) mentally disabled, mentally handicapped
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a good quality or feature that prevents sb from being completely bad or worthless;
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to get rid of sth; eliminate
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in a very friendly way; warmly; respectfully, kindly
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extremely angry, enraged, mad
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to have nothing to do and wait for sth to happen
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to walk slowly and with difficulty;
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to wander, walk in a slow and relaxed way
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to walk slowly and casually
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not very strong or obvious; weak; soft; vague; unclear
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basic, simple, elementary
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(of work) boring and badly paid
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a lawyer in higher courts of law
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a judge dealing with minor crimes in law courts
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a minor quarrel between friends or a married couple
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a fight or an argument between people
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people attending a church service; (wierni)
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a public meeting supporting sth; gathering
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a temporary suspension of fighting between groups of people or countries
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an agreement between two people or groups of people to stop fighting
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a written agreement between countries to help each other or do sth in particular
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a group of people within a larger one; clique
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a person who goes to live in a new country
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sb who settles an argument between two (groups of) people
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sb who passes messages between people or groups
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a person or thing that stops sth from going from one place to another
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conflict; friction; dispute; quarrel
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an official order or decision
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a formal written statement
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a lot of fuss about sth unimportant
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a very small and unimportant amount
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to try to achieve sth that cannot be achieved
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to try to do sth which is beyond one’s capabilities
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to eliminate, get rid of, remove
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sb who does as she or he pleases
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make a mountain out of a molehill commencer à apprendre
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to make an unimportant fact seem like a serious one
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to stay longer than expected
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to cause ill feelings between people
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to make less effective; to strive to reduce or eliminate
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an arrival of people or things in large numbers
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close observation; scrutiny; supervision
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an offender; criminal; wrongdoer;
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an interference in sb's rights and freedom; violation
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duty done for the good of a particular community
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agreement or unity among a group of people; unity
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common, widespread, frequent, common, general
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to be caused by; originate; rise
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to cause to occur; summon
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the imaginary barrier that stops e.g. women from getting the highest positions, best jobs, etc
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a period of time when a woman is on leave from work to have a baby
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important, at a high level
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involve, require, imply, involve
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criminal dishonesty or deceit
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showing disrespect, mockery
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unfairly using people’s work or ideas for one’s own advantage
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to correct or compensate for sth unfair or wrong
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to take care of oneself without help from others;
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making sb feel inferior or embarrassed; humiliating; degrading;
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intelligent, sharp, quick,
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kindness or sympathy towards people and animals; kindness, benevolence
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to make clear, to clarify, explain
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to support, strengthen, reinforce
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to aggravate, to worsen, magnify
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a useful quality, advantage, benefit, strength
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to change in form or nature
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reasonable and fair, giving everybody equal treatment
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to admit having done sth wrong
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(of people) behaving in an uncontrollable way, doing sth wrong
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suffering, torment, pain, agony
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certain to fail or be destroyed
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losing a job due to financial problems of one’s employer;
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having a tendency to commit minor crimes repeatedly; offender; wrongdoer; criminal
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to acquire an increasing number of sth; collect; gather
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to encourage sb to do sth dangerous or foolish
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to make sb feel disgust; repulse;
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full of creatures (of insects or animals) that cause damage;
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reasonable, justified, legal
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to avoid doing sth one should do (wykręcać się od czegoś)
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to stop sth from spreading or increasing; stop; restrict; block
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unstable; likely to change unexpectedly; explosive;
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to keep sb in a place under control; imprison; restrain; arrest
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that cannot be destroyed;
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to be proper or good enough for sb or sth;
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to demand sth angrily or noisily
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a lower price given to old people, students and the unemployed;
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very annoying, infuriating, irritating
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not to let sb have sth; hide; retain;
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sth unimportant or unnecessary
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thinking about an event after it has happened, often with a different opinion about it
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firm, constant, loyal, devoted
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a form containing a written permission from sb
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sth that causes physical or mental suffering; ailment; disorder
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recovery after an illness or injury
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the blocking or bursting of a blood vessel in the brain
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