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twin: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. transitive verb
train: I. noun II. intransitive or transitive verb
attain: transitive verb
strain: I. noun II. intransitive or transitive verb
twang: I. noun II. intransitive or transitive verb
again: adverb
brain: I. noun II. transitive verb
chain: I. noun II. transitive verb
drain: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
grain: noun
plain: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb III. noun
slain: verb
Spain: noun
stain: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun

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I . twin [twɪn] N

twin

bliźniak m

II . twin [twɪn] ADJ

twin

bliźniaczy

III . twin <-nn-> [twɪn] VB trans

to be twinned with Essen in Germany

utrzymywać partnerskie stosunki z Essen w Niemczech

I . train [treɪn] N

1. train RAIL:

train

pociąg m

2. train (series):

train

ciąg m

train of thought

wątek m myślowy

3. train (retinue):

train

świta f

train

orszak m

4. train of animals, people, vehicles:

train

sznur m

5. train FASHION:

train

tren m

II . train [treɪn] VB trans, intr

attain [əˈteɪn] VB trans form

attain

osiągać [perf osiągnąć]

attain position, independence

uzyskiwać [perf uzyskać]

attain ambition

zaspokajać [perf zaspokoić]

I . strain¹ [streɪn] N

1. strain MED:

strain

nadwerężenie nt

2. strain no pl (feeling):

strain

napięcie nt

3. strain no pl (force):

strain

naprężenie nt

II . strain¹ [streɪn] VB trans, intr

1. strain MED:

strain

naciągać [perf naciągnąć]

strain

nadwerężać [perf nadwerężyć]

2. strain (overexert):

to strain one's eyes/ears

natężać [perf natężyć] wzrok/słuch

to strain the truth

przekręcać [perf przekręcić] fakty

3. strain (separate):

strain

przecedzić

strain vegetables

odcedzać [perf odcedzić]

I . twang [twæŋ] N

1. twang (sound):

twang

brzdęk m

2. twang (voice):

twang

brzmienie nt nosowe

3. twang LING:

twang

nazalizacja f

II . twang [twæŋ] VB trans, intr

twang

brzdąkać

again [əˈgen, əˈgeɪn] ADV

1. again (one more time):

[once] again

znowu

[once] again

ponownie

yet again

kolejny raz

never again

nigdy więcej

once again!

jeszcze raz!

can you say that again?

czy możesz to powtórzyć?

again [or time] and again

wielokrotnie

2. again (as before):

again

znowu

3. again (anew):

[all] over again

od nowa

[all] over again

od początku

Phrases:

then [or there] again

z drugiej strony

I . brain [breɪn] N

1. brain ANAT:

brain

mózg m

2. brain:

brains pl FOOD

móżdżek m

3. brain (mind):

brain

umysł m

4. brain:

brains pl (intelligence), to have brains

mieć głowę

to use one's brains

ruszyć głową

5. brain inf (person):

brain

mózg m

the best brains

najtęższe umysły mpl

6. brain:

the brains + sing vb (in charge)

mózg m

the brains of family

głowa f

the brains of gang

szef m

Phrases:

to have sth on the brain

nie przestawać o czymś myśleć

to pick sb's brains

radzić [perf po-] się kogoś

II . brain [breɪn] VB trans inf

brain

rąbnąć w łeb

I . chain [tʃeɪn] N

1. chain t. TECH (linked rings):

chain

łańcuch m

2. chain (jewellery):

chain

łańcuszek m

3. chain (series):

chain of events, mountains

łańcuch m

chain of mishaps

pasmo nt

4. chain (owned group):

chain

sieć f

Phrases:

chains pl (in prison)

kajdany pl

II . chain [tʃeɪn] VB trans

to chain [up]

przykuwać [perf przykuć] łańcuchem

to chain [up] dog

uwiązywać [perf uwiązać] na łańcuchu

I . drain [dreɪn] VB trans

1. drain (make dry):

drain

osuszać [perf osuszyć]

drain water

odprowadzać [perf odprowadzić]

drain rice, spaghetti

odsączać [perf odsączyć]

to drain a reservoir

spuszczać [perf spuścić] wodę ze zbiornika

2. drain form bottle, glass:

drain

opróżniać [perf opróżnić]

3. drain fig (exhaust):

drain

wyczerpywać [perf wyczerpać]

he was completely drained of energy after the run

był zupełnie wypompowany po biegu

II . drain [dreɪn] VB intr

1. drain water:

drain

spływać [perf spłynąć]

the blood [or colour] drained from her face

krew odpłynęła jej z twarzy

2. drain clothes, dishes:

drain

wysychać [perf wyschnąć]

III . drain [dreɪn] N

1. drain (pipe):

drain

rura f kanalizacyjna

2. drain (in road):

drain

studzienka f kanalizacyjna

storm drain

studzienka burzowa

3. drain:

drains pl (plumbing system)

kanalizacja f

4. drain no pl (spending):

a drain on one's financial resources

obciążenie nt finansowe

Phrases:

down the drain inf

zmarnowany

small shops are going down the drain inf

małe sklepy podupadają

grain [greɪn] N

1. grain (single seed):

grain

ziarno nt

grain of hope

cień m

2. grain no pl (seeds):

grain

zboże nt

3. grain:

grain (wood fibre)

słój m

grain (in meat)

żyłka f

4. grain (measurement):

grain

gran m (0,0648 grama)

Phrases:

to go against the grain for sb fig

być przeciwnym czyjejś naturze

to take something with a grain of salt

traktować [perf po-] coś z przymrużeniem oka

I . plain [pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain (simple):

plain

prosty

plain

zwykły

plain material, paper

gładki

plain yoghurt

naturalny

plain folks [or people]

prości ludzie pl

2. plain (clear):

plain

jasny

it's plain [that]...

to jasne, że...

that's as plain as day [or the nose on your face]

to jasne jak słońce

in plain English

prostymi słowami

3. plain (honest):

plain

szczery

let me make myself plain

pozwól, że będę szczery

4. plain (pure):

plain

nagi

plain stupidity

czysty

5. plain (unattractive):

plain

nieurodziwy

Phrases:

plain sailing

łatwizna f

in plain clothes

po cywilnemu

II . plain [pleɪn] ADV inf

1. plain (completely):

plain

zupełnie

2. plain (simply):

plain

po prostu

III . plain [pleɪn] N

1. plain GEO:

plain

równina f

2. plain (in knitting):

plain

ścieg m prosty

slain [sleɪn] VB

slain pp of slay

slay <slew, slain> [sleɪ] VB trans liter

slay

zabijać [perf zabić]

Spain [speɪn] N

Spain

Hiszpania f

I . stain [steɪn] VB trans

1. stain (discolour):

to stain with sth

plamić [perf po-] czymś

stained yellow

poplamiony na żółto

2. stain (dye):

stain

farbować [perf po-]

stain floorboards

malować [perf po-]

stain floorboards

bejcować [perf za-]

3. stain (blemish):

stain

plamić [perf s-]

stain

szargać [perf z-]

II . stain [steɪn] VB intr

1. stain (become discoloured):

stain

plamić [perf po-] się

2. stain (cause discolouration):

stain

plamić [perf po-]

stain

brudzić [perf po-]

III . stain [steɪn] N

1. stain (mark):

stain

plama f

red wine stain

plama z czerwonego wina

2. stain (for wood):

stain

bejca f

3. stain (blemish):

to leave a stain on sb's reputation

szargać [perf z-] komuś reputację

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English

Twain also attributed her mood swings and sometimes erratic behavior to her uncontrolled epilepsy. en.wikipedia.org

Twain spent $300,000 (equal to $ in inflation-adjusted terms) on it between 1880 and 1894; but, before it could be perfected, it was made obsolete by the Linotype. en.wikipedia.org

Twain later described his favorite daughter as intelligent, thoughtful, sensitive and vivacious and said he had regarded her as a prodigy. en.wikipedia.org

Wherefore they are no more twain but one flesh. en.wikipedia.org

Twain valued economy of style (a possible but not necessary criterion), but such concision simply was not a characteristic of many early nineteenth-century novelists' work. en.wikipedia.org

And whosoever shall compel thee to go a mile, go with him twain. en.wikipedia.org

Twain, who had angina pectoris, went into a coma at and was dead by 6:30. en.wikipedia.org

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I . twin [twɪn] N

II . twin [twɪn] ADJ

III . twin <-nn-> [twɪn] VB trans

I . train [treɪn] N

1. train RAIL:

2. train (series):

3. train (retinue):

4. train of animals, people, vehicles:

5. train FASHION:

II . train [treɪn] VB trans, intr

1. train (teach):

2. train (direct growth):

3. train (aim):

attain [əˈteɪn] VB trans form

I . strain1 [streɪn] N

1. strain MED:

2. strain no pl (feeling):

3. strain no pl (force):

II . strain1 [streɪn] VB trans, intr

1. strain MED:

2. strain (overexert):

3. strain (separate):

I . twang [twæŋ] N

1. twang (sound):

2. twang (voice):

3. twang LING:

II . twang [twæŋ] VB trans, intr

again [əˈgen, əˈgeɪn] ADV

1. again (one more time):

2. again (as before):

3. again (anew):

Phrases:

I . brain [breɪn] N

1. brain ANAT:

2. brain:

3. brain (mind):

4. brain:

5. brain inf (person):

6. brain:

Phrases:

II . brain [breɪn] VB trans inf

I . chain [tʃeɪn] N

1. chain t. TECH (linked rings):

2. chain (jewellery):

3. chain (series):

4. chain (owned group):

Phrases:

II . chain [tʃeɪn] VB trans

I . drain [dreɪn] VB trans

1. drain (make dry):

2. drain form bottle, glass:

3. drain fig (exhaust):

II . drain [dreɪn] VB intr

1. drain water:

2. drain clothes, dishes:

III . drain [dreɪn] N

1. drain (pipe):

2. drain (in road):

3. drain:

4. drain no pl (spending):

Phrases:

grain [greɪn] N

1. grain (single seed):

2. grain no pl (seeds):

3. grain:

4. grain (measurement):

Phrases:

I . plain [pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain (simple):

2. plain (clear):

3. plain (honest):

4. plain (pure):

5. plain (unattractive):

Phrases:

II . plain [pleɪn] ADV inf

1. plain (completely):

2. plain (simply):

III . plain [pleɪn] N

1. plain GEO:

I . strain¹ [streɪn] N

II . strain¹ [streɪn] VB trans, intr