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The floor was covered with crumbs after breakfast.; a crumb of hope/comfort rozpocznij naukę
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a very small piece that has fallen from bread, cookies, or cake; a small amount of something
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For maximum crispness, cook the pizza on a pizza stone.; crisp bacon; rozpocznij naukę
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chrupiący; (of food) hard enough to be broken easily instead of bent; used to describe cooked foods, such as pastry and biscuits, that are well cooked so that they are just dry and hard enough
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crisp - fruit, vegetables a crisp apple; The broccoli was cooked to the right degree of crispness. rozpocznij naukę
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Crisp fruit or vegetables are fresh and firm
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crisp - paper, cloth, crisply - adverb a crisp white tablecloth; He always wore crisply pressed trousers.; The flag was crisply folded and put away.; His white shirt was crisply ironed.; Fold the paper crisply, avoiding unnecessary doubling.; rozpocznij naukę
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Crisp paper or cloth is stiff and smooth The e-book's screen is designed to replicate the crispness of a paper page.; I knew he was an officer from the crispness of his uniform.; The teller handed me a crisp hundred-dollar bill.
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crisp - sound, image, crisply - adverb The sound from the new speakers is very crisp.; Every word came out crisply through the sound system.; The picture is crisply focused, with good, vibrant colours. rozpocznij naukę
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A crisp sound or image is very clear
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crisp - speaking, writing, behaving, crisply - adverb a crisp reply; a crisp, efficient manner; a crisply written book rozpocznij naukę
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A crisp way of speaking, writing, or behaving is quick, confident, and effective
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a wonderful crisp spring morning; I breathed in deeply the crisp mountain air. rozpocznij naukę
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Crisp weather is cold, dry, and bright; Crisp air is cold, dry, and fresh
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crisp - US - chip, potato chip This packet of crisps costs 25p.; I bought some crisps and nuts and other nibbles. rozpocznij naukę
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a very thin, often round piece of fried potato, sometimes with a flavour added, sold especially in plastic bags
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Ben stopped nibbling his apple.; Do you have some peanuts for us to nibble while the party warms up?; rozpocznij naukę
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to eat something by taking a lot of small bites
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I bought some crisps, nuts, and other nibbles. rozpocznij naukę
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small pieces of food that are eaten between or before meals, often with alcoholic drinks
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Our house was on the market for six months and there wasn't a single nibble. rozpocznij naukę
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an expression of interest in something
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Even when inflation is low, it nibbles away at people's savings, reducing their value considerably over several years. rozpocznij naukę
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to slowly reduce something
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All our electric shavers are supplied with a free travel pouch; Food sealed in foil pouches lasts for a long time.; The raincoat is folded inside a small waterproof pouch. rozpocznij naukę
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a bag or soft container for a small object or a small amount of something
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Kangaroos carry their young in pouches. rozpocznij naukę
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a pocket on the lower part of the body of some female animals in which their young are carried and protected after they are born
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Biscuits will stay crisp if you keep them in an airtight container.; Put the cookies in an airtight jar to keep them fresh. rozpocznij naukę
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completely closed so that no air can get in or out
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Polyurethane varnish provides a tough, scratch-resistant finish.; a final coat of (clear) varnish; They decided to spend the weekend varnishing their boat.; The wood can be stained any color and then sealed with a coat of varnish. rozpocznij naukę
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a liquid that is painted onto wood or paintings to protect it and give it a shiny, attractive appearance after drying, or the hard shiny surface it produces when it dries
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Clean the seal on/around the fridge door regularly so that it remains airtight.; The oil seal broke, and all the oil leaked from the engine. rozpocznij naukę
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uszczelka- something fixed around the edge of an opening to prevent liquid or gas flowing through it: Another definition: anything that prevents the escape of liquid or gas from a container or pipe
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seal - noun - covering c.d. The seal on the bottle was broken. rozpocznij naukę
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plomba - a thin piece of material such as paper or plastic that covers the opening of a container and has to be broken in order to open the container and use the contents
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The lawyer stamped the certificate with her seal.; Diplomas are stamped with the state seal.; The documents were marked with the official seal. rozpocznij naukę
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an official mark on a document, sometimes made with wax, that shows that it is legal or has been officially approved
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Seal the bags before they go in the freezer.; The doors are sealed. rozpocznij naukę
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to close an entrance or container so that nothing can enter or leave it Another: to close a container or opening, or to prevent the escape of a liquid or gas from something
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This floor has just been sealed (with varnish), so don't walk on it!; The office floors were sealed with varnish. rozpocznij naukę
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to cover a surface with a special liquid to protect it
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seal - close a letter or parcel Seal the package (up) with tape.; He sealed (down) the envelope and put a stamp on it.; seal down sth: Seal down the envelope. rozpocznij naukę
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to close a letter or parcel by sticking the edges together
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The two leaders sealed their agreement with a handshake.; They sealed the agreement with their signatures.; seal sth with sth: The loans are typically sealed with handshakes. rozpocznij naukę
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to make an agreement more certain or to approve it formally Another: to formally approve an agreement
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His file is currently under seal. rozpocznij naukę
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if something is under seal, it cannot be seen, copied, or taken away
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If official documents are sealed, they cannot be seen or are not available to the public
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The mayor has given the proposal her seal of approval.; My brother’s girlfriend got my mom’s seal of approval; Firms that comply will be eligible for a seal of approval on their products. rozpocznij naukę
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a statement or sign that someone in an important position approves of something Another: a mark or symbol on a product showing that it has been tested by an official organization, and has been found to be of the right standard
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The meeting set the seal on the negotiations. rozpocznij naukę
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to make the result of something certain
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Fry the meat quickly in hot oil to seal in the flavour/juices.; Broiling with high heat seals in the flavor of the meat. rozpocznij naukę
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to prevent a substance or quality from being lost from something during a process such as cooking
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From the moment she stepped into the busy road her fate was sealed. rozpocznij naukę
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If an action, event, or situation seals your fate, nothing can stop some unpleasant thing happening to you
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Under Irish company law a company must have its own company seal. rozpocznij naukę
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an official mark, often showing the name of a company, that is printed or pressed onto company documents to show that they are legal or have been officially approved
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Two more bombs have been discovered since the police sealed off the area. rozpocznij naukę
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to prevent people from entering an area or building, often because it is dangerous
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a person who counts votes at an election; a person in a bank who receives and pays out money to customers
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A bank clerk serves as the primary point of contact for most bank customers, administering most basic banking transactions and answering questions. rozpocznij naukę
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an employee of a bank who deals with customers, receives and pays out money, etc.
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She started as a cashier making $6.50 an hour, then moved up to customer service manager, making $7.65 an hour.; She was once dismissed from her job as head cashier with a supermarket chain on suspicion of embezzlement. rozpocznij naukę
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someone whose job is to take payments from customers or give out money in a store, bank, etc.
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She embezzled thousands of dollars from the charity.; They were arrested for embezzlement of company funds. rozpocznij naukę
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to secretly and illegally take money that is in your care or that belongs to an organization or business you work for
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Among the auditor's concerns about the company were errors by the cashier's office. rozpocznij naukę
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someone who is responsible for keeping a record of the amounts of money received and paid out by a company:
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Automated/automatic teller machine an ATM card/machine; ATM charges/transactions/withdrawals Most banks now offer free ATM transactions.; Also: cash machine, cashpoint, cash dispenser rozpocznij naukę
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a machine from which you can get money by using a special card
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The bank became suspicious after several large withdrawals were made from his account in a single week.; Customers will not be charged for withdrawals.; The minimum withdrawal you can make from the cash machine is ten pounds. rozpocznij naukę
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the act of taking money out of an account, or the amount of money taken There's a cash withdrawal limit of €500 per day.
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The commander-in-chief was given 36 hours to secure a withdrawal of his troops from the combat zone.; The general has ordered a partial withdrawal of troops from the area. rozpocznij naukę
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the process or action of a military force moving out of an area
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Withdrawal is a classic symptom of depression. rozpocznij naukę
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behaviour in which someone prefers to be alone and does not want to talk to other people
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The company is still struggling to rebuild its image following the withdrawal of its new cancer drug on safety grounds. rozpocznij naukę
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the process of removing a product from the market, either temporarily or permanently, because there is a problem with it
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withdrawal of sth: The withdrawal of corporate sponsorship had a damaging impact on the company's performance.; withdrawal of an offer/support; withdrawal from sth: The scandal led to her withdrawal from politics. rozpocznij naukę
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the act of stopping something from happening or being available; the state of no longer being involved in something Her sudden withdrawal from the competition surprised everyone.
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a cash/soap dispenser; liquid soap dispensers; a drinks/coffee/tape dispenser rozpocznij naukę
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a machine or container that you can get something from Another meaning: a machine from which you can get an item, usually by putting coins in it; a machine or container that you can get something from by pulling a handle or pressing a button
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When you make an in-service withdrawal, you cannot return or repay the money you remove from your account. rozpocznij naukę
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an amount of money that you take from your pension plan while you are still employed
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Many savvy consumers expect discounted prices.; She has shown herself to be politically savvy.; She has a lot of marketing savvy.; He showed experience and savvy.; business/media/marketing savvy; savvy investors/businessmen/consumers rozpocznij naukę
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having or showing practical knowledge and experience; practical knowledge and ability commercially/politically/technologically savvy
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While the shop may look exclusive, the merchandise is not.; This store has a wide selection of merchandise for sale.; Shoppers complained about poor quality merchandise and high prices.; Japan exported $117 billion in merchandise to the US in 1999. rozpocznij naukę
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goods that are bought and sold; goods that are offered for sale, especially in a store
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merchandise - verb - also - merchandising The way in which you merchandise what you have in store in terms of display is pretty important.; She had to merchandise the new product line. rozpocznij naukę
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to increase sales of goods by making people more aware of them through advertising, special displays or events, etc.
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merchandise - verb, noun - also - merchandising The company's move to license and merchandise its popular TV characters has great potential for growth.; Shaw won the highly lucrative rights to sell Elvis merchandise in the UK and Europe in 1999. rozpocznij naukę
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to produce and sell products connected with a popular film, event, famous person, etc.
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cross-merchandising - noun, verb Cross-merchandising was an effective way to increase our sales of both baby products and parenting magazines.; You could cross-merchandise batteries with all your electronic goods. rozpocznij naukę
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the fact of of a store displaying together products that are related to each other so that customers are encouraged to buy several products rather than just one
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A situation that occurs when a retail business offers a mix of unrelated products that do not reflect the company's original focus Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/scrambled-merchandising. html rozpocznij naukę
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a situation in which a store sells a large range of products, often ones that are not related to its original or usual range of products
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a thin, flat, hard biscuit, especially one eaten with cheese
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cracker - also - a firework that explodes with a loud noise Who wants to pull a cracker with me?; a Christmas cracker rozpocznij naukę
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a paper tube with small toys, small pieces of sweet food, etc. inside, that is covered with bright paper and makes a short, sharp sound when both ends are pulled
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cracker - informal - good thing She's written five books, and every one is a cracker. rozpocznij naukę
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a person or thing that is very good or has a special exciting quality
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chocolate biscuits; a packet of biscuits; We had tea and biscuits at half past three.; She passed a plate of biscuits around. rozpocznij naukę
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a small, flat cake that is dry and usually sweet
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biscuit - US - type of bread rozpocznij naukę
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a type of bread usually baked in small, round pieces; a small, soft, raised bread
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