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4 +1 | clout |
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4 | osoba o dużej sile przebicia = mover and shaker |
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4 | can-do |
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clout Explanation: not suitable for a personal ad, though clout = influence, esp. effective political power (carries a lot of clout with the PM) (Longman's) |
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osoba o dużej sile przebicia = mover and shaker Explanation: Słownik współczesnego j.pol. - Dunaj: przebicie = (potocznie) bycie rzutkim, energicznym, przebojowym (...): Nowy dyrektor ma przebicie. Bez przebicia nie ma czego szukać w tej robocie Cambridge Int'l Dctry of English: mover and shaker (pl = movers and shakers): someone with a lot of power and influence who introduces changes and makes things happen quickly: The new managing director of teh company is a real mover and shaker. |
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can-do Explanation: adj. Informal. Marked by a willingness to tackle a job and get it done: “the city's indomitable optimism and can-do spirit” (Heritage Dict.) |
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