dismiss sb/sth | to decide that someone or sth is not important and not worth considering | |
dismiss sb | to remove someone from their job, especially because they have done something wrong | |
dismiss sb | to formally ask or order someone to leave | |
deny sth | to say that sth is not true | |
there is no denying | it is true | |
deny sb | to not allow someone to have or do sth | |
deny | to refuse to admit that you have any connection with something or someone | |
deny oneself something | odmówić sobie czegoś | |
vehemently | (W;ymentli) gorąco, żarliwie, gorliwie \ gwałtownie, porywczo | |
vehement | silny, zaciekły, ostry \ gwałtowny, porywczy | |
intrusive | natarczywy, nachalny \ intruzyjny | |
intrusive advertising | natrętna reklama | |
request | the act of politely or officially asking for sth | |
request | a song or sth similar that someone has asked to be included in a show or on the radio | |
instance | a particular situation, event, or fact, especially an example of sth that happens generally | |
to instance sth | to give sth as an example | |
approach sb/sth | to come near or nearer sb/sth in space, time, quality or amount | |
approach sth | to deal with sth | |
approach sb | to speak to, write to, or visit someone in order to do sth such as make a request or business agreem | |
approach | a way of considering or doing sth (podejście) | |