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He achieved the state of spiritual illumination. I am awaiting your illumination on this situation.
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pleasent The man wore a benignant expression as he greeted the children at the entrance. She was a benignant teacher, not one to criticize or rebuke her students too harshly.
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She turned to me with a benignant wave of her hand.
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Instead, he advocates the term "intuitable," i.e., "that users could intuit the workings of an application by seeing it and using it."
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obserwacja, zaobserwowanie commencer à apprendre
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Our first sighting of a buffalo herd was a memorable moment for all.
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stateczny, poważny i staromodny (taki Kuba:D) commencer à apprendre
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serious, boring, and slightly old-fashioned. sedate In an attempt to change its staid image, the newspaper has created a new section aimed at younger readers. The fight against a chemical storage site has transformed a normally sedate village into a battleground.
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I'm going on a package holiday organised by a local travel agency.
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nagabywać, naprzykrzac, molestować commencer à apprendre
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importune, make a nuisance of yourself to make repeated, forceful requests for something, usually in a way that is annoying or causing slight problems: to ask for sex with someone in return for payment: make a nuisance of yourself As a tourist, you are importuned for money the moment you step outside your hotel. He was arrested for importuning a young boy outside the station. You want to be left alone and not importuned for a dollar a dozen times a day.
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to cry with a soft high sound: He was mewling like a sick kitten.
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(the title of) a British man of high social rank, between an earl and a baron
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