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Book early to avoid disappointment.
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epidemia, plaga, epidemiczny começar a aprender
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flu epidemic/ outbreak of flu
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The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.
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rozkładać, rozsprzestrzeniać, rozpowszczechniać, começar a aprender
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to decay, to spread, to spread, to spread, He spread the cards out on the table. The payments will be spread over two years. The virus is spread by rats. News of his death spread quickly.
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He made several changes to the first draft.
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Kate's new to the job, but I have every confidence in her.
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The film was criticized for being too violent.
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gonić, ścigać, pogoń, pościg começar a aprender
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chase, chase, chase, pursuit The dog was chasing a rabbit.
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wyścigi samochodowe, pościg começar a aprender
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This lake supplies the whole town with water. This booklet provides useful information about local services. It's a new scheme to provide schools with free computers.
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obciążenie pracą, obowiązkami começar a aprender
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workload, responsibilities
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The roof collapsed under the weight of snow.
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The company announced the closure of its Paris office.
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cesarka, cesarskie cięcie começar a aprender
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zaskoczony, zszokowany, niespodziewany começar a aprender
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surprised, shocked, unexpected We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill. Her death came as a terrible shock to him. I'm surprised to see you here. She wasn't surprised at his decision. His death was completely unexpected.
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I couldn't sleep because my brother was snoring.
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He committed himself to helping others. He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit. to commit suicide/adultery
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How can you listen to that garbage on the radio!
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honor, zaszczyt, duma, uhonorować começar a aprender
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honor, honor, pride, honor The soldiers fought for the honour of their country. → Opposite dishonour noun
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well-known, famous, prominennt
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