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| treatment without using drugs but medicines from plants, massage ect. |
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| pain in the stomach caused by difficulties with digesting food |
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| treatment by sticking small needles into one's body |
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| discontented, not satisfied |
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| supreme (nadrzędny, najważniejszy, doskonały) |
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| sth that makes sb feel fresher, healthier and more energetic (pokrzepienie, orzeźwienie) |
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| to mention to, to allude to (cytować, przytaczać) |
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| medical drugs used to kill bacteria and treat infections |
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| a thin tube in one's body through which the blood flows towards the heart (żyła) |
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| the movement of the blood through the body |
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| a small piece of tissue in the heart or in a vein which controls the flow of blood and keep it flow in one direction only |
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| a serious infectious disease which causes spots that leave deep marks on the skin |
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| sb who lives at the same time as sb else |
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| medicine which prevents a disease |
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| to agree or promise to do sth (podjąć się) |
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| to make a feeling or belief disappear |
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| to cause sth to move in a particular direction (napędzać, poruszać, pchać) |
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| a tube in one's body that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body (tętnica) |
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| the cicculation of the blood in body (układ krążenia) |
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| confused (zaintrygowany, zakłopotany) |
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| to show that sth is less important or not as good as it has been made to appear (zdemaskować) |
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| an idea that is not correct, a fallacy (błąd myślowy) |
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| a large organ in the body which processes and aleans the blood (wątroba) |
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| the basis on which sth is established or organised (stopa, pozycja) |
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| lethal (śmiercionośny, zabójczy) |
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| to fascinate (intrygować) |
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| local, traditional knowledge concerning a particular subject, usually transmitted orally (mądrość ludowa) |
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| a disease of cattle (ospa krowia) |
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| to get an illness (zarazić się) |
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| a woman who works in place in a place where milk products are made (mleczarka) |
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| an area of red spots on the skin (wysypka) |
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| to rub one's fingernails against the skin (drapać się) |
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| a knife with a short thin sharp blade used by surgeons during the operations |
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| without doubt (niewątpliwie) |
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| by everyone or in every case (generalnie, powszechnie) |
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| connected with or caused by bacteria |
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| the smallest basic unit of plant or animal |
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| to mix with liquid and disappear |
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| sth that does not lead to further developments (ślepy zaułek) |
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| which does not cause disease |
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disintegrate
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| to fall to pieces (rozpaść się) |
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| a fine soft substance like fur that forms on stale food or on objects left in warm wet air (pleśń) |
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| to speculate (wysuwać hipotezy) |
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| to be praised for sth (zdobyć uznanie) |
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| various types of organisms which obtain their food from decaying material or other living things |
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| tough material that covers the outside of tree (kora) |
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| a kind of tree with long narrow leaves that grows near water (wierzba) |
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| to manufacture, produce (wytwarzać) |
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| a chemical substance found in living creatures which produces changes in other substances without being changed itself |
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| a narrow tube through which the blood flows |
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| becoming wider (rozszerzenie) |
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| a sudden illness in the brain that is caused when a blood vessel bursts or becomes blocked (udar) |
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| a sudden illness in which the heart beats inregularly causing great pain and sometimes death (zawał serca) |
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| the transparent skin covering the outside of eye (rogówka) |
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| the small round black hole in the centre of eye (źrenica) |
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| the thin piece of tightly stretched skin inside the ear vibrates when sound waves reach it (bębenek) |
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| the soft part at the bottom of the ear (płatek ucha) |
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| the passage from the nose and mouth down to the lungs through which enters and leaves the body (drogi oddechowe) |
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| the bony part of the head which encloses the brain (czaszka) |
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| a tooth at the front of the mouth which is used fot biting into food (siekacz) |
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| the bone which runs from the throat to the shoulder (obojczyk) |
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| the row of bones down the back (kręgosłup) |
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| the long bone which goes from the throat to the bottom of the ribs and to which the ribs are attached (mostek) |
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| the structure of ribs around the chest (klatka piersiowa) |
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| the bone at the front of the knee (rzepka) |
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| the front part of leg between the knee and the ankle (goleń) |
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| to breathe with difficulty and make a whistling noise (mieć świszczący oddech) |
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| to open the mouth very wide and breathe in more air than usual (ziewać) |
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| to feel a series of strong and painful beats in a part of the body (pulsować, tętnić) |
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| to close the eyes and open them quickly (mrugnąć) |
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| to cause food to go from the mouth down into the stomach (połknąć) |
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| to develop or make a purple mark on the skin as a result of an injury (posiniaczyć, zsinieć) |
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digest
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| to change food in the stomach in such a way that it can be used in body (trawić) |
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| a condition in which sb cannot see things clearly (nieostre widzenie) |
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| having a voice which sounds rough and unclear (chrypka) |
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| that cannot be seen clearly (zamglony, mętny) |
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| a mark on the skin usually not regular in shape (krosta, plama na skórze) |
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| a doctor who specialises in problems and diseases affecting the eyes (okulista) |
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| a doctor who specialises in the heart and its diseases |
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| a doctor who specialises in the study of skin and its diseases |
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| doctor who specialises in injuries and diseases affecting cones and muscles (ortopeda) |
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| a doctor who specialises in diseases affecting ear, nose and throat (laryngolog) |
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| a medical condition in which the joints in one's body are swollen and painful (zapalenie stawu lub stawów) |
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| a muscle that has been injured (naciągnięty mięsień) |
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| a skin disease which makes the skin itchy sore and rough (wyprysk) |
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| loss of consciousness of feeling sick after a blow to one's head (wstrząśnienie mózgu) |
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| a feeling of extreme physical tiredness, exhaustion (wyczerpanie) |
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| a slight crack or break in a bone (złamanie, pęknięcie kości) |
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| an illness in which the appendix is infected and painfull (zapalenie wyrostka robaczkowego) |
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| a way of treating an illness in which the patient is given small amounts of drug that produces symptoms of an illness in healthy people |
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| a piece of cloth which supports one's broken or injured arm and is tied around the neck (temblak) |
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| a case made of plaster that covers a broken bone (gips) |
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| a watch with buttons which sb presses at the beginning and end of an event to measure how long it lasts (stoper) |
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| the official who controls a sports event such as football or basketball game (sędzia sportowy) |
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| the small object that sb hits over the net in a game of badminton (lotka) |
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| the small rubber disc in a game of ice hockey (krążek hokejowy) |
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| a broadcaster who gives a radio or television commentary of an event |
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| material used for making road surfaces (asfalt) |
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| injury caused to a joint (uraz stawu, skręcenie) |
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| a pad for the protection of the lower leg (nagolennik) |
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| a sport in which the contestant shoots arrows at a target using a bow (łucznictwo) |
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| a game with coloured balls played on a large table by hiting the balls with a long stick |
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| a sport in which people or teams race against each other in boats with oars (wioślarstwo) |
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| the sport of racing in a very small motor vehicle with four wheels |
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| a sport in which two people wrestle and try to throw each other to the ground (zapasy) |
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| a sport in which two or more people perform complicated and carefully planned movements in water in time to music |
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| the activity or sport of fishing with a fishing rod |
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| a game in which two players hit a small rubber ball against the walls of a court using rackets |
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| a game similar to baseball but played with a larger soft ball |
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| an oval-shaped piece of ground used for races (tor wyścigowy) |
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| an area of ground used for playing a game such a football, cricket or hockey (boisko) |
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| an enclosed place where wrestling or a boxing match takes place |
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| large area covered with ice for ice skating or with concrete for roller skating |
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| the area in which a game such as tennis, basketball, badminton or squash are played |
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| refreshing, revitalising (krzepiący, orzeźwiający) |
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| the physical or mental energy needed to do a tiring activity for a long time (wytrzymałość) |
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| unbearable, painful (o bólu: nie do zniesienia) |
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| infectious, transmittable (zaraźliwy, zakaźny) |
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| treatment given to a patient who is not going to stay in hospital (leczenie ambulatoryjne) |
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| exact, thorough (surowy, dokładny) |
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| to confuse, to puzzle (zmieszać, zbić z tropu) |
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| a serious, infectious illness which affects the brain and spinal cord (capalenie opon mózgowych) |
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| a serious disease which affects the lungs (zapalenie płuc) |
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| a disease caused by a bug in the stomach (wirus żołądka) |
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| a serious disease which affects the liver (zapalenie wątroby) |
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| situation in which sb becomes very depressed |
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| a serious infectious disease which causes a cough followed by a gasp for breath (krztusiec, koklusz) |
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| to be old and no longer fot or be able to work |
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| be given a clean bill of health |
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| to receive a doctor's statement that one is completely fit and healthy |
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| to be badly bruised (być posiniaczonym na całym ciele) |
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| be very fit and healthy (być zdrów jak ryba) |
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| have butterflies in one's stomach |
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| to feel nervous and excited about sth (mieć tremę) |
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| enjoy oneself a lot (dobrze się bawić) |
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| frighten sb a great deal (śmiertelnie kogoś przestraszyć) |
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| be of sound mind and body |
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| to be in good physical and mental health |
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| to be calm not easily upset |
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| not to show one's emotions (mieć kamienną twarz) |
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| sb who does a particular thing to earn money rather than as a hobby |
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| considering the conditions affecting the situation (w tych okolicznościach) |
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| suspected of having done sth wrong (podejrzany) |
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| considering the normal factors that affect a situation |
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| not old enough (nieletni) |
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| a short phrase easy to remember |
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| of deep interest and concern to sb (bliski czyjemuś sercu) |
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| to agree with sb have the same opinions and views (mieć te same poglądy, zgadzać się) |
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| to change sth into different form (przekształcić, zmienić) |
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| to wear unusual clothes so as not be recognised (przebrać się za kogoś) |
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| crucial, serious (przełomowy, krytyczny) |
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| to throw away things that are no longer needed |
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| to go away (o chorobie: minąć) |
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| to put away things that have been used esp. for eating and cooking (posprzątać) |
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| to hold sth so that sb can take it (podać) |
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| to go into a bank, shop with a gun and demand money (dokonać napadu z bronią) |
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| to restrain (powstrzymać) |
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| a small cupboard with lock where sb can put personal possessions (schowek, szafka) |
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| a small light stick used in a relay race and passed from one runner to another (pałeczka sztafetowa) |
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| to take sth or pick it up suddenly and roughly, to snatch (chwycić, porwać) |
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| an expert who gives advice on medical matters (konsultant medyczny) |
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| to cause sth to lose its effect or value (zaprzeczyć, zniweczyć) |
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| jumping from a helicopter on a pair of skis |
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| a large mass of snow that falls down the side of a mountain (lawina) |
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| rising or falling sharply, not gradually (stromy) |
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| personally (subiektywnie) |
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| to evaluate (ocenić, oszacować) |
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| sb who looks after a park or sports ground (dozorca) |
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| sb who collects an amount of money for a particular purpose (osoba zbierająca fundusze) |
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| a room in a hospital used for medical operations (sala operacyjna) |
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| violent, brutal (zażarty, ostry) |
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| loss of hair, baldness (łysienie) |
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| illness (zaburzenie, choroba) |
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| having a special quality which makes sb/sth different from others (wyróżniający, charakterystyczny) |
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| to indicate one's choise officially in a meeting or election |
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| hardworking (pilny, pracowity) |
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| an expert who gives advice on financial matters |
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| relation, affinity (braterstwo, pokrewieństwo) |
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| to hesitate and be unable to make a decision (wahać się) |
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| moving to a less important position (degradacja) |
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| happening more than once (nawracający) |
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| to achieve or win sth (zdobyć, przypieczętować) |
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| final (końcowy, ostateczny) |
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| easygoing (życzliwy, przyjazny) |
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| unfriendly, not easy to talk about (nieprzystępny) |
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| not to demand any longer (odstąpić od czegoś) |
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| the practise of keeping oneself and their surrondings clean |
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| the flesh of a salmon which is smoked and eaten raw (łosoś wędzony) |
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| a bit, a piece (kęs, kawałek) |
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| to become larger and rounder than normal (puchnąć) |
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| an injection of sth into one's blood to prevent illness |
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| a substance which one's body produces when they are scared, angry or excited |
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| the system of breathing (system oddechowy) |
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| to give drugs, medicine (podawać leki) |
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| to recognise the difference between two things |
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| having dislike or distrust of person or group based on fear or false information (uprzedzony) |
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rebellion (n)
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| to fight against (buntować się) |
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| having a strip of cloth tied over one's eyes (z zawiązanymi oczami) |
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| happening or existing at the same time |
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| the result of a game in which neither side wins (remis) |
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| frightened or worried about unimportant things (nerwicowy) |
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| to walk around (włóczyć się, wędrować) |
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| simple in appearance rather than luxurious (skromny) |
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| to have a quick look at sb |
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| to keep sb/sth from being seen (ukryć) |
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| a large number or amount of sth put together (nagromadzenie, zasób) |
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| to imagine that sth is happening although it is unlikely to happen |
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| part of one's face (cecha, rys twarzy) |
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| part of the character or nature of sth |
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| to be at the highest level, to be first (być na szczycie) |
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| to award a royal title (ukoronować) |
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| to reach the highest level, the top (wejść na szczyt, osiągnąć maksimum) |
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| formal agreement (porozumienie) |
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| the most interesting parts of an event, activity or period of time (najważniejsze momenty) |
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| a sports competition (turniej) |
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| recording (a name on list) |
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| financial support given by individual or an organisation (finansowanie) |
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| to give, to provide (przeznaczyć, ofiarować) |
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