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1. blaknąć, płowieć 2. to disappear gradually 3. if a sports player, team, actor, etc. fades, they stop playing or performing as well as they did before začněte se učit
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All colour had faded from the sky. The sun had faded the curtains. Her smile faded. Summer was fading into autumn. Black faded on the final bend.
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1. zakole 2. a slow walk with many changes of direction and no particular aim 3. a discussion or conversation that develops slowly and changes subject often začněte se učit
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The meanders of a river. A pleasant meander along tracks through pastures and woodland. A meander through various fields of learning.
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1. meandrować 2. wander 3. dyskutować powoli začněte se učit
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The stream meanders slowly down to the sea. They meandered around the old town admiring the architecture.
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1. wycierać, przecierać 2. erase ale info, zdjęcie, pamięć kompa 3. wypierać z pamięci začněte se učit
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He wiped the sweat from his forehead. You must have wiped off that programme I recorded. Somebody had wiped all the tapes. I tried to wipe the whole episode from my mind. You can never wipe out the past.
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1. wytarcie, przetarcie 2. chusteczka higieniczna - mokra začněte se učit
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Can you give the table a quick wipe? Remember to take nappies and baby wipes.
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1. łagodny 2. not causing damage or harm 3. niezłośliwy - med začněte se učit
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You would never have guessed his intentions from the benign expression on his face. The industry's environmental impact is relatively benign, even positive. She is recovering after surgery to remove a benign tumour.
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1. pozwolenie 2. agreement about sth 3. an official document giving permission začněte se učit
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The written consent of a parent is required. She was chosen as leader by common consent. Your family, in effect, signs the consent for you.
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1. pozwalać, wyrażać zgodę 2. zgadzać się začněte se učit
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When she told them what she intended, they readily consented. He reluctantly consented to the proposal. She finally consented to answer our questions.
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1. to order somebody to appear in court 2. wezwać, przywołać 3. to call for or try to obtain something 4. zwoływać spotkanie 5. zbierać siły, energię na odwagę začněte se učit
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He was summoned to appear before the magistrates. In May 1688 he was urgently summoned to London. She summoned the waiter. To summon assistance. To summon a meeting. She was trying to summon up the courage to leave him.
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A number of measures were taken to alleviate the problem.
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The alleviation of poverty.
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odstraszenie, powstrzymywanie začněte se učit
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His view is that prison sentences must be long enough to satisfy the requirements both of retribution and deterrence.
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They were arguing about the deterrent effect of nuclear weapons.
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czynnik powstrzymujący, odstraszacz začněte se učit
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Hopefully his punishment will act as a deterrent to others. A deterrent against cheating.
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Death was almost instantaneous.
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1. immediate 2. błyskawiczny o jedzeniu začněte se učit
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This account gives you instant access to your money. The show was an instant success. Instant coffee.
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1. moment 2. a particular point in time 3. kawa błyskawiczna začněte se učit
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I'll be back in an instant. At that (very) instant, the door opened. I recognized her the instant (that) I saw her. Do you want some coffee? Is instant OK?
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1. tymczasowy, doraźny 2. prowizoryczny w finansach začněte se učit
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An interim government/measure/report. He only holds the post on an interim basis. Interim figures/profits/results.
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1. błąd, pomyłka - mały przez nieuwagę 2. okres od A, B, interval 3. chwila słabości, zapomnienia začněte se učit
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A lapse of concentration/memory. A momentary lapse in the final set cost her the match. After a lapse of six months we met up again. He wrote to us after a considerable lapse of time. It was an odd lapse for one who is normally so polite.
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1. wygasać - to no longer be legally... 2. to gradually become weaker or come to an end 3. to stop believing in or practising your religion začněte se učit
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She had allowed her membership to lapse. The treaty lapsed in 1995. His concentration lapsed after a few minutes. This custom had lapsed over the years. He lapsed from Judaism when he was a student.
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1. wygasły 2. niepraktykujący, były začněte se učit
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A lapsed subscription. A lapsed Catholic lapsed faith.
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A long-standing relationship. Long-standing grievances were aired at the meeting.
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przestarzały, out of date začněte se učit
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Obsolete technology. With technological changes many traditional skills have become obsolete.
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starzenie, wychodzenie z użycia začněte se učit
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Products with built-in/planned obsolescence.
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zanikający, wychodzący z użycia začněte se učit
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Obsolescent equipment/technology.
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1. opóźniony np. zwrot, płatność, jedzenie 2. that should have happened - reformy začněte se učit
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An overdue payment/library book. The rent is now overdue. Overdue reforms. A book like this is long overdue.
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1. trwać 2. obejmować, sięgać 3. to stretch right across something, from one side to the other začněte se učit
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His acting career spanned 55 years. The operation, which spanned nine countries, resulted in 200 arrests. His experience spanned not merely politics, but also business and journalism. A series of bridges spanning the river.
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