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Rozpoczynamy nową serię słówek Business English Idioms. Na koniec tego cyklu, pod koniec czerwca 2019r. przygotujemy konkurs na największego znawcę biznesowych idiomów! Śledź nasz profil na facebooku, na którym co tydzień w poniedziałek [...] Czytaj więcej
As a way of helping our readers and students to get new vocabulary for daily use, we have been posting images with a word/phrase every Wednesday! These are the top 10 words people found most useful. Have you heard or used any of these [...] Czytaj więcej
According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary: Ubiquitous comes to us from the noun ubiquity, meaning “presence everywhere or in many places simultaneously.” Ubiquity first appeared in print in the late 16th century, [...] Czytaj więcej
As described by the Oxford dictionary “a phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of a main verb together with an adverb or a preposition or both. Typically, their meaning is not obvious from the meanings of the individual words themselves.” [...] Czytaj więcej
As we move forward towards this new year, is important to look back at the words that defined the previous one. Every year, the most popular dictionaries of the English language choose their word of the year, sometimes they coincide however, in [...] Czytaj więcej
Only three more editions of our “Word of the Week Wednesday” section, this time we bring to you “Freelance” as always, defined by the Cambridge dictionary. freelance adjective, adverb UK /ˈfriː.lɑːns/ US /ˈfriː.læns/ [...] Czytaj więcej
On this edition of “Word(s) Of the Week Wednesday” we have “To bite the bullet” this is a very popular expression both in the business world and out of it. The definition comes, as always, from the Cambridge Dictionary. [...] Czytaj więcej
On this edition of “Word of the Week Wednesday” we take a look at the Phrasal verb “bring (something) up” as defined by the Cambridge dictionary. bring sth up — phrasal verb with bring UK /brɪŋ/ US /brɪŋ/ verb [...] Czytaj więcej
