Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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pang [pæŋ] |
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precipitation [prɪsɪpɪ'teɪʃən] |
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slam [slæm] |
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slump [slʌmp] |
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swerve [swə:v] |
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throe [throe] |
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tornado [tɔ:'neɪdəu] |
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vehement ['vi:ɪmənt] |
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violent storms ['vaɪələnt stɔ:mz] |
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plunge [plʌnʤ] |
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violently ['vaɪələntlɪ] |
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vehemence ['vi:ɪməns] |
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vehemently ['vi:ɪməntlɪ] |
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plummet ['plʌmɪt] |
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roughly ['rʌflɪ] |
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sharply ['ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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rape [reɪp] |
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sudden death | |
violent death | |
rapidly ['ræpədlɪ] |
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quick-tempered [kwɪk 'tɛmpərd] |
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surge [sə:ʤ] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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dramatic increase [drə'mætɪk ɪn'kri:s] |
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passionate ['pæʃənɪt] |
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fierce wind | |
siwng around | |
violently ['vaɪələntlɪ] |
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fierce [fɪəs] |
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rapid growth ['ræpəd grəuθ] |
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gusty ['gʌstɪ] |
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surging stock market ['sə:ʤɪŋ stɔk 'mɑ:kɪt] |
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pang [pæŋ] |
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sharp decline [ʃɑ:p dɪ'klaɪn] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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blowout ['bləuaut] |
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sharp drop [ʃɑ:p drɔp] |
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lunge [lʌnʤ] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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vehement ['vi:ɪmənt] |
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swing [swɪŋ] |
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population explosion [pɔpju'leɪʃən ɪks'pləuʒən] |
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severe attack of sth [sɪ'vɪə(r) ə'tæk ɔv 'sʌmθɪŋ] |
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surge [sə:ʤ] |
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exponentially [ɛkspə'nɛnʃəlɪ] |
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violent explosion ['vaɪələnt ɪks'pləuʒən] |
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a violent temper [ə 'vaɪələnt 'tɛmpə(r)] |
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vehemently ['vi:ɪməntlɪ] |
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exponential [ɛkspə'nɛnʧəl] |
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sharp / sharply [ʃɑ:p 'ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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fierce [fɪəs] |
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rapidly growing company ['ræpədlɪ 'grəuɪŋ 'kʌmpənɪ] |
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A fierce cry of pain and outrage nearly deafened him [ə fɪəs kraɪ ɔv peɪn ænd 'autreɪʤ 'nɪəlɪ deafened hɪm] |
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to jam on the brakes [tu ʤæm ɔn ðə breɪks] |
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boom town [bu:m taun] |
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sharp [ʃɑ:p] |
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steep rise in [sti:p raɪz ɪn] |
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rapid ['ræpəd] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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swerve to avoid another vehicle [swə:v tu ə'vɔɪd ə'nʌðə(r) 'vi:hɪkl] |
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violent armed struggles ['vaɪələnt ɑ:md 'strʌgəlz] |
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went up dramatically [wɛnt ʌp drə'mætɪklɪ] |
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rose sharply [rəuz 'ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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go cold turkey [gəu kəuld 'tə:kɪ] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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rapid ['ræpəd] |
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a growth spurt [ə grəuθ spə:t] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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violently ['vaɪələntlɪ] |
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rape, a rapist, to rape [reɪp ə 'reɪpɪst tu reɪp] |
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plummeting ['plʌmətɪŋ] |
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an upsurge [ən 'ʌpsəʤ] |
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rape / rapist / rape [reɪp 'reɪpɪst reɪp] |
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turbulence ['tə:bjuləns] |
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to go through the roof [tu gəu θru: ðə ru:f] |
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storm surge [stɔ:m sə:ʤ] |
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a sharp rise in oil prices [ə ʃɑ:p raɪz ɪn ɔɪl 'praɪsɪz] |
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backlash ['bæklæʃ] |
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rise sharply [raɪz 'ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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drop sharply [drɔp 'ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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steep [sti:p] |
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vehemently ['vi:ɪməntlɪ] |
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plunge [plʌnʤ] |
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violent riots ['vaɪələnt 'raɪəts] |
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abruptly [ə'brʌptlɪ] |
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slammed on the brakes [slæmd ɔn ðə breɪks] |
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swerve across the road [swə:v ək'rɔs ðə rəud] |
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violent ['vaɪələnt] |
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violently ['vaɪələntlɪ] |
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torrential [tɔ:'rɛnʧəl] |
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rape/ rapist [reɪp 'reɪpɪst] |
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rise/ increase sharply [raɪz ɪn'kri:s 'ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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abrupt [ə'brʌpt] |
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go down sharply [gəu daun 'ʃɑ:plɪ] |
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a dramatic rise in inflation [ə drə'mætɪk raɪz ɪn ɪn'fleɪʃən] |
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sharp fall in profits [ʃɑ:p fɔ:l ɪn 'prɔfɪts] |
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rapid ['ræpəd] |
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rapidly ['ræpədlɪ] |
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surge [sə:ʤ] |
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rapid development ['ræpəd dɪ'vɛləpmənt] |