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the Exchequer
Cuts in duty will cost the Exchequer £1.75 billion.; The industry claims it contributes to the Irish exchequer because it generates employment and wealth.
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in Britain and some other countries, the government department that is responsible for the country's finances, including tax levels and how much money the government can spend
Chancellor of the Exchequer
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the person in the UK government who is responsible for the nation's finances, including tax levels and government spending
socialite
She was known as a great beauty and leading socialite.
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someone, usually of high social class, who is famous for going to a lot of parties and social events
alluring
She was wearing a most alluring dress at dinner party.; I think he's an alluring character - he's very interesting; The jewellery in the arms was alluring; He portrayed its culture as morally corrupting and suffused with dangerously alluring eroticism.
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powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating; seductive;
allure
the allure of working in television; sexual allure; The allure of the stage drew him back to acting.
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the quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating
allude to sb/sth - formal
She mentioned some trouble that she'd had at home and I guessed she was alluding to her son.
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to mention someone or something without talking about him, her, or it directly
apron
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fartuch - a piece of clothing that you wear over the front of other clothes to keep the clothes clean while you are doing something dirty, such as cooking or cleaning;
apron - aircraft
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the part of an airport in which aircraft are turned around or goods are put onto them
apron - theatre
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apron stage = part of a stage in a theatre that is in front of the curtain
contentedly
Finishing her dinner, she sat back and sighed contentedly.; He sat contentedly on the floor of the trailer, playing with a stack of colored rings.
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z zadowoleniem - in a happy and satisfied way
parsley
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pietruszka
icicle
Icicles hung from the roof.
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sopel lodu = a long pointed stick of ice that is formed when drops of water freeze
sill
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parapet - a flat, horizontal piece, usually of wood, forming the base of the frame of a window
inevitability
Anyway, now, even the icing on my warm apple pie, melting slowly, seems to be reminding me of the inevitability of winter.
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nieuchronność
inevitable - adj.
Unfortunately, violence is the inevitable corollary of such a revolutionary change in society; The factory closure is seemingly inevitable.
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nieuchronne
inevitably - adverb
Such a large investment inevitably entails some risk.
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nieuchronnie
sleet - noun and verb; sleety - adj.
It's sleeting; He didn't care if it was snowing or sleeting - everyone had to work; sleety rain; sleety snow; sleety day; sleety wind
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noun - wet, partly melted falling snow (rain that is partly frozen); verb - If it sleets, sleet falls
tablecloth
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obrus - a large piece of cloth that covers a table during a meal and protects or decorates it
hue
her face lost its golden hue; In the Caribbean waters there are fish of every hue.
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odcień
hue - type - literary
Politicians of all hues wish to get sleaze off the agenda so that they can discuss the real issues.
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a different type or group
hue and cry
There has been a great hue and cry about the council's plans to close the school.
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a noisy expression of public anger or disapproval
ripe
Those bananas aren't ripe yet - they're still green.
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(of fruit or crops) completely developed and ready to be collected or eaten; A ripe old age is a very old age;
ripe for something
The city is ripe for an explosion in the film industry.
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ready or in a good condition for something to happen
ripe - old-fashioned humorous
a ripe joke
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used to describe language that is rude
ripe - adj.
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A ripe smell is strong and unpleasant
luscious
luscious ripe figs; luscious fruit tarts and cream pies
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having a pleasant sweet taste or containing a lot of juice; having a pleasant sweet taste or smell
luscious - informal
a luscious blonde
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informal (of a woman) very sexually attractive
luscious - of an area
luscious landscapes
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(of an area of countryside) very green and attractive:
luscious - once again
She slipped into her luscious pale pink silk pajamas.
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Luscious can also mean pleasing to see, hear, or feel:
halve
The industry's rush of consolidation in the last decade nearly halved the number of banks in the U.S. to around 7,500.; The potatoes will cook more quickly if you halve them before you put them in the oven; Their profits have halved in the last six months
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to divide something into two equal parts, or to reduce something to half of its original size, number, or degree
brew
He brewed us some coffee./He brewed some coffee for us; He’s working on a new way to brew the perfect cup of coffee.
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to make beer; If you brew tea or coffee, you add boiling water to it to make a hot drink, and if it brews, it gradually develops flavour in the container in which it was made
brew - noun
Make us a brew, Bren; They gave her a strange brew to drink; War, with its fear, its deprivation, its excitement and violence makes for a very heady brew (= powerful combination).
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napar - UK informal - a drink of tea or a drink of beer; a mixture of several things
brew - verb - once again
It was too quiet - I felt that trouble was brewing.
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If something bad is brewing, it is about to start
brewer
There are over 1,000 commercial brewers in Germany.
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a person or company that makes beer
brewery
In 2009 Carlsberg was among the largest brewery groups in the world, employing around 45,000 people.
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browar - a company that makes beer or a place where beer is made
whim; indulge whim
We booked the trip on a whim; Oh for a husband who would indulge my every whim; The whims of rock stars can be hard to satisfy.
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kaprys, fanaberia, zachcianka - a sudden wish or idea, especially one that cannot be reasonably explained
engulf
The flames rapidly engulfed the house; Northern areas of the country were engulfed by/in a snowstorm last night; The war is threatening to engulf the entire region; Floodwaters engulfed midwestern farmlands.
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to surround and cover something or someone completely
beverage
Hot beverages include tea, coffee, and hot chocolate; cool, refreshing beverages; What’s your favorite beverage?
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a drink of any type - a drink that is produced to sell to people
discriminating
They're discriminating shoppers; a discriminating palate (= the ability recognize good quality in food, drink, etc.); a discriminating music lover; discriminating buyers/shoppers; I let my palate dictate what I eat.
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able to judge the quality of something based on its difference from other, similar things; A person’s palate is also the ability to taste and judge good food and drink
palate
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podniebienie - the top part of the inside of your mouth;
shavings
The floor was covered in wood shavings (nie ma innych przykładów niż z wood shavings)
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wióry - ​ small, very thin pieces of a hard substance:
wintry
It looks like this wintry weather is here to stay; This afternoon we may see some wintry showers (= snow mixed with rain) over higher ground.
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typical of winter’s cold, windy, and snowy weather
wintry - literary
She gave a wintry smile.
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unfriendly and disapproving
brisk
a brisk walk; He set a brisk pace and we struggled to keep up; Her tone on the phone was brisk (= she spoke quickly and used few words); A brisk (= cold but pleasant) wind blew across the field.
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quick, energetic, and active
brisk - business
In the office, he was brisk and businesslike; Oil prices added over 2% in brisk trading yesterday.; American manufacturing was doing brisk business last month.
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quick and full of energy, and only saying what is necessary; used to describe a situation in which there is a lot of activity
puff
The engine puffed a huge cloud of steam, then rolled down the tracks.; The chimney was puffing out clouds of smoke.
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to blow out in clouds, or make steam or smoke do this
starlet
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a young female actor who hopes to be or is thought likely to be famous in the future
puff - marketing - noun and verb
They asked me to write a puff for her latest book.; a puff (piece) on sth He's gone to New York to do a puff piece on a starlet; He was at the festival to puff his new movie.
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a piece of writing that praises or advertises a product; verb - to praise or advertise a product in order to increase sales
mumble - chuba też noun
She mumbled something about being too busy; He often mumbles, and I never know what he’s asking me.
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to speak quietly or in an unclear way so that the words are difficult to understand
nourish; nourishing; nourishment
Children need plenty of good fresh food to nourish them.; She looks happy and well nourished; This cream is supposed to help nourish your skin.
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odżywiać - to provide people or animals with food in order to make them grow and keep them healthy
nourish - c.d.
Lisa has long nourished the hope of becoming a famous writer.; He has long nourished an ambition to bring the show to Broadway
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If you nourish a feeling, belief, or plan, you think about it a lot and encourage it
diminish
I don't want to diminish her achievements, but she did have a lot of help.; Her popularity as a singer has diminished since the glory days of the 1980s; The threat of inflation is diminishing.
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to reduce or be reduced in size or importance
reinforce
Building codes in California required that steel rods be used to reinforce cinder-block construction.; The pockets on my jeans are reinforced with double stitching.
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to make something stronger, usually by adding more material or another piece
reinforce - c.d.
The final technical report into the accident reinforces the findings of initial investigations; His behaviour merely reinforced my dislike of him.
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If something reinforces an idea or opinion, it provides more proof or support for it and makes it seem true
reinforce - c.d. c.d.
The garrison is to be reinforced with/by another two battalions of soldiers.
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to provide an army with more soldiers or weapons to make it stronger:
reinforce - business
We need to reinforce our sales capacity.
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to increase the power of something, especially by making it bigger
stitch - noun
Secure the two pieces together with a couple of stitches.
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ścieg - a piece of thread sewn in cloth, or the single movement of a needle and thread into and out of the cloth that produces this
stitch - noun
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one of the small circles of wool that you make when you are knitting
stitch - noun and verb
Her head wounds needed 50 stitches.; The operation started at 8 a.m., and Bobby was stitched up by midafternoon.
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A stitch is also a length of special thread used to join the edges of a deep cut in the flesh; Someone who has been stitched up has had a deep cut closed with stitches
not a stitch - informal
I don't have a stitch to wear (= I do not have anything suitable to wear) for this party tonight.; She ran down the hall to the bathroom without a stitch on (= naked).
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without any clothes
stitch - c.d. c.d.
I got a stitch after running for the bus.
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a sharp pain in the side of your stomach or chest, often caused by not breathing enough when running or laughing; a sudden sharp pain in the side of the body, caused by strenuous exercise
stitch - verb
This button needs to be stitched back onto my shirt.; Stitch the pieces together along the fold.
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to sew two things together, or to repair something by sewing
stitch sth together - informal disapproving
Britain is likely to stitch together some sort of political deal to avoid a confrontation.
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to create or form something quickly or roughly
stitch sth/sb up
I've ripped my trousers - can you stitch them up for me?; After giving birth, she was stitched up by a doctor.
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to join the two sides of something with stitches, for example torn clothing or a deep cut, or to treat someone who has a deep cut by doing this
stitch sb up
He claims he was stitched up by the police.
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to deliberately make someone look guilty of doing something that they did not do
in stitches - informal
He was telling jokes at the dinner table that had us all in stitches.
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If a joke or funny story has you in stitches, it makes you laugh a lot = laughing very hard
deliberately
I'm sure he says these things deliberately to annoy me.;
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intentionally
deliberately - also
The paintwork has been deliberately scratched.; Slowly and deliberately he rose from the armchair
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in a careful and unhurried way
stitching
The gloves were white with black stitching; I sew it on so you can’t see the stitching; The fancy stitching on the jacket is unusual; The materials and stitching are of high quality.
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a line of stitches or the kind of stitches sewn in cloth;
stitching
Companies have to extend their range of skills from just sewing and stitching.; The cloth-making, cutting and stitching is done by others.;
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the activity of sewing individual threads in something

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