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to begin to employ someone We hired a new secretary last week.
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a room where the people who control a company or organization have meetings
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a sudden period of noise and confused or excited movement He looked up to see what all the commotion was about.
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to last for a particular period of time The film seemed to go on forever.
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extremely bad
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not important or serious
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quite, but not extremely (informal) I'm pretty sure they'll accept.
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almost (informal) We've pretty much finished here.
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to meet someone you know when you have not planned to meet them I bumped into an old school friend in town today.
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cecha, atrakcja, możliwość začněte se učit
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a typical quality, or important part of something This phone has several new features.
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used to emphasize something and show that there is no doubt about it "Are your parents paying for dinner?" "I certainly hope so."
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used to agree to a request "Could you pass the salt, please?" "Certainly."
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that can be pulled back or in The house has a swimming pool with a retractable roof.
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correct or suitable [always before noun ] the proper way to do something
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except for Apart from Jodie, who hurt her leg, all the children were fine.
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to make someone very angry What really infuriated me was the fact that he'd lied.
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znieść coś z powierzchni ziemi začněte se učit
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to destroy something completely The earthquake wiped out many villages.
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być lub stanąć po czyjejś stronie začněte se učit
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to support one person or group in an argument If ever there was any sort of argument, she'd always side with my father.
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heaving the real or orginal meaning of a word or phrase They were responsible for literally milions of deaths.
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