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361. suppose (przypuszczać)
:: Im quite a good actress I suppose
362. sure (pewnie)
:: My brothers Jeep was in the driveway a sure sign for destruction
363. surely (pewno)
:: He had been warned twice it is true for running onto the pitch but it would surely have been worthwhile risking him
364. surface (powierzchnia)
:: Although they are rather tough the bulk of the plant is limited to the water surface
365. surname (nazwisko)
:: A little over 10 years ago this island was rented by two brothers surnamed Yang from Xiangshan County
366. surprise (niespodzianka)
:: Then watch in fear surprise and alarm as the local copper enters the tunnel at the other end on his pushbike
367. surprised (zaskoczony)
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368. surprising (zaskakujący)
:: surprising results
369. surround (otaczać)
:: Although manufactured masonry costs about the same as the natural product far less of it is used when constructing a fireplace surround
371. surroundings (okolica)
:: I took up the time admiring my surroundings
372. survey (Ankieta)
:: In a national telephone survey of 1000 US adults 105 participants reported that they suffer from severe headaches
373. survive (przetrwać)
:: Two of the old soldiers saw fit to advise me on how to survive my approaching ordeal
374. suspect (posądzać)
:: Police suspect there are one or more groups of robbers operating in the area
375. suspicion (podejrzenie)
:: It shows no great sense of sportsmanship but rather invokes a suspicion of envy of some kind
376. suspicious (podejrzany)
:: Im almost always suspicious of handmedown wisdom and irritated by stock phrases like this
377. swallow (Łyk)
:: As the disease progresses the person may even forget how to swallow food and walk and need assistance in all daily activities
378. swear (przysięgać)
:: Many have pointed out the absurdity of asking new citizens to swear an oath to the Queen when a large number of citizens born here would probably refuse to do the same
380. sweat (pocić się)
:: Although there is a sensation of heat evaporation of sweat from the forehead and chest results in a drop in temperature in these areas
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