| AMASS sth | to collect a very large amount of sth |
| ESCALATE | sth becomes both bigger and worse |
| PROLIFERATE | sth increases enormously in number |
| ENHANCE | to increase and improve the good quality value |
| TO APOLOGIZE PROFUSELY | to apologize at length and sicerely |
| AMPLY REWARDED | to gain a big rewards from sth |
| RELY/DEPEND HEAVILY ON | to rely on depend on sb/sth very much |
| SEVERELY | very much, when describing bad situations, actions, events or feelings |
| CONTAIN A FEELING | you succeed in preventing yourself from expressing it |
| RESTRICT YOURSELF TO | you limit yourself to that, you don’t exceed it |
| INHIBIT | to prevent sb from having the confidence to say or do sth |
| RESERVE JUDGEMENT | someone decides not to give an opinion, perhaps until sb has been able to consider the matter or unt |
| AIR VIEWS / OPINIONS | to express your opinions openly |
| AIR GRIEVANCES | you say you are very unhappy abot sth which you feel to be unfair or unjustified and which affects y |
| DIVULGE | to give sb information that is supposed to be secret ( syn:reveal) |
| GO ANGER / FRUSTRATION | to express the feeling openly |
| UTTER STH | 1.to emphasize how complete sth is 2.to express sth openly |
| BE AT PAINS TO | to take great care and try hard to make sure that you do it |
| MAKE AN EFFORT | to try to do sth |
| TAKE A LOT OF TROUBLE | to make a lot of effort and take a lot of care in order to do it |
| BEST ENDEAVOURS | the greatest efforts you can make , trying as hard as you can |
| REVIVE | to improve sth and return to a good conditio or level after a period of doing badly |
| RENEW YOUR ACQUAINTANCE | you have contact with sb again after after a period without any contact |
| REFRESH SOMEONE’S MEMORY | to remind sth what has been forgotten |
| REINSTATE | 1.to return sth to its previous position 2.to give back a job or position that had been taken away f |
| KEEP PACE WITH | to move at the same speed as sb |
| KEEP TRACK OF STH (śledzić ) | to follow the changes or developmnent |
| FOLLOW THE PROGRESS OF | you continue to be informed about development in it |
| KEEP IN STEP WITH | You make sure that you respond to the way it develops by doing the same |
| DAMPENS YOUR SPIRITS / ENTHUSIASM | it causes you to stop being very happy/ lively / enthusiastic |
| FEAR RECEDES | It begins to disappear |
| BELITTLE | to say or act as if it has much less value or importance than it really has |
| ATTACH IMPORTANCE TO | to consider sth important |
| PUT EMPHASIS ON STH | to emphasize it |
| LAY BLAME ON SOMEONE | blame sb for sth |
| PAY HEED TO | to take notice of it, you don’t ignore it |
| BLATANT | (of bad behaviour) done openly and unashamedly blatant lies |
| SALIENT POINTS / FEATURES OF | most important or noticeable |
| CONSPICIOUS | easy to see or notice; likely to attract attention |
| TO BE PRONOUNCED | to say or give sth officialy; to give an opinio nor decision |
| READ STH INTO | to believe that an action, remark, or situation has a particular importance or meaning, often when i |
| DRAW FROM | to take or obtain sth from a particular source to draw suport / comfort from your family |
| SEE | understand „ if you can see in the future..” |
| TAKE STH that is said | The way that you react to i tor interpret it |
| RECONCILE YOURSELF TO sth | To accept a situation or fact you do not like it |
| ACKNOWLEDGE STH / THAT | To admit to be real or true; To show or express recognition or realization of |
| CONCEDE THAT | To admit ( I have to concede that this was my mistake) |
| A CONCESSION | An agreement not to keep demanding or insisting on sth when you are negotiating or discussing sth |
| OBEDIENCE TO SOMEONE OR STH | The act of obeying orders, doing what you are told to do |
| ASSENT | Formal agreement; approval of sth |
| IN ACCORDANCE WITH | In agreement with, conforming to, complying with |
| ENVISAGE THAT | To imagine what will happen in the future |
| ADVANCE A THEORY/IDEA | To propose it and say that you believe in it |
| SPECULATE AS TO / ON STH | To make a guess or prediction about sth, even though you have no real evidence to base this on |
| HAZARD A GUESS | You guess but you know when doing so that you might well be wrong |
| SHOW OFF | You make sure that people notice it because you want to impress them |
| CHECK OUT | It proves to be correct when it is checked |
| PULL OFF | You succeeded in doing sth difficult or adventerous |
| BEAR OUT | It indicates or proves that it is true |