| claim | to say that sth is true or is a fact, although you cannot prove it and other people mighn't believe | |
| claim sth | to ask for sth of value because you think it belongs to you or because you think you have a rightTOi | |
| claim | to make a written demand for money from a government or organization | |
| strike | strajkować | |
| strike sth | to cause a person or place to suffer severely from the effects of sth very unpleasant that happens s | |
| strike sb | to hit or attack someone forcefully or violently | |
| strike a ball | to kick a football, especially hard so that it travels a long distance | |
| clock strikes | when a clock strikes, it bells ring to show what the time is | |
| strike a match | if someone ... a match, they cause it to burn by rubbing it against a hard, rough surface | |
| strike (thought/idea) | if a though or idea strikes you, you suddenly think of it | |
| strike sb down | if someone is struck down, they die suddenly or start to suffer from a serious illness | |
| casualty | a person injured or killed in a serious accident or war | |
| casualty | the part of a hospital where people who are hurt suddenly/become ill sudeenly are taken for serious | |
| casualty | a person hurt or killed in a war or other destructive event, or something prevented by an event | |
| amid | in the middle or surrounded by | |
| inquire | to ask for information | |
| inquire after sb | to ask for information about someone, especially about their health, in order to be polite | |
| inquire into sth | to try to discover the facts about sth | |
| inquiring | (of someone's behaviour) always wanting to learn new things | |