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141. sign (znak)
:: If a planet is situated in a sign which opposes its own it is said to be in detriment a word which literally means to be harmed or damaged
142. signal (sygnał)
:: they could signal displeasure by refusing to cooperate
143. signature (podpis)
:: These teachers have selected the finest recordings of the signature works of the great composers
144. significant (znaczący)
:: At all times and in all hours they were in deep consultation and Margarot was observed to say to Campbell with a significant wink keep an eye on the old gentleman meaning me
145. significantly (znacznie)
:: Instead we argue for the neutrality of nature which is significantly different
146. silence (cisza)
:: we finished our meal in silence
147. silent (cichy)
:: He buries his head in my shoulder his own shaking with silent sobs
148. silk (jedwab)
:: a silk shirt
149. silly (głupi)
:: For the next hour or two they engage in serious debate silly gossip or frivolous prattle
150. silver (srebro)
:: It too is available in a range of colours silver blue velvet and orange
151. similar (podobny)
:: I think we can expect to hear words very similar to those when the defence sums up its case
153. simple (prosty)
:: But matters pertaining to the Korean peninsula are rarely simple and straightforward
154. simply (po prostu)
:: There is simply insufficient evidence before me as to the true cause of the failure of Wines
155. since (od)
:: The property had been empty since last July but a couple of weeks ago his daughter moved in
156. sincere (szczery)
:: Many are run by sincere people who genuinely believe what they teach
157. sincerely (Z poważaniem)
:: Your haunting articles unable to publish disturbing and dramatic general public should not be made aware returning them with great regret Very sincerely yours The London Press
158. sing (śpiewać)
:: I love being able to sing carols and Christmas songs
159. singer (piosenkarz)
:: Aspiring pop singers from a Keighley school will perform in front of shoppers tomorrow
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