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Question		Answer
plaster Lisa can’t walk and her leg is in plaster. start learning		gips Lisa nie może chodzić, a jej noga jest w gipsie.
go up The bus fare has gone up. start learning		iść w górę (np. ceny) Stawka za podróż autobusem wzrosła.
shrink - shrank - shrunk I washed my sweater, and now it’s too small for me. It has shrunk. start learning		skurczyć się Uprałem sweter i teraz jest jest na mnie za mały. Skurczył się.
to take advice I’ve been thinking about what you said and I’ve decided to take your advice. start learning		zasięgnąć porady
be on holiday Is Paul on holiday this week? start learning		być na wakacjach
tenant a tenant is someone who pays rent to live somewhere start learning		lokator
rent start learning		czynsz
to leave sth out When who/that/which is the object you can leave it out. start learning		zostawić coś tak jak jest
rely on Gary is somebody you can rely on. start learning		polegać na
get on with somebody I share an office with my boss, with whom I get on really well. start learning		dogadywać się z kimś
hardly ever You hardly ever call me. Why don’t you call me more often? start learning		prawie nigdy
drove off A woman got info the car and drove off. start learning		Odjechał
turn round Then I touched him on the shoulder, he turned round. start learning		odwrócić się
find out I never found out who sent me the flowers. start learning		odkryć
get on well with How was the exam? How did you get on? start learning		poradzić sobie to have a good relationship or deal successfully with a situation.
get by My French isn't good, but it's enough to get by. start learning		jakoś sobie radzić (pomimo skromnych środków)
keep up with You are walking too fast. I can't keep up with you. start learning		dotrzymywać kroku
throw away I want to keep this box, so don't throw it away. start learning		wyrzucać
speak up I can't hear you very well. Can you speak up a little? start learning		mówić głośniej
get round start learning		rozchodzić się
beholden to sth You're right. You're not guilty of your father's crimes, and I'm not beholden to my ancestors vows. start learning		zobowiązany do czegoś
at the very least start learning		przynajmniej
figure of speech start learning		Figura retoryczna
squabble If The Walkers get past the Wall and we're squabbling amongst ourselves, we are finished. start learning		sprzeczka Jeśli Biała Armia przejdzie przez mur, a my będziemy się sprzeczać pomiędzy sobą, jesteśmy zgubieni.
flee - fled - fled start learning		uciekać
crib start learning		dziecięce łóżeczko
baby girl / baby boy start learning		dziewczynka/chłopiec
broodmare I have been sold like a broodmare. start learning		klacz
pledge Pledge your sword to the cause start learning		zobowiązać się, ślubować
I mean no offence start learning		Mam na myśli bez urazy
overthrow He said that Allende's government in Chile was overthrown by the army and the CIA in 1973. start learning		obalić Powiedział, że rząd Allandego został obalony przez armię i CIA w 1973 roku.
to drop in if you are in our part of town, you should drop in and say hello. start learning		wpaść do kogoś
drop out Paul started doing a Spanish course, but he dropped out after a few weeks. start learning		wycofać się (zarzucić kurs) nie withdraw
crossed out Some of the names on the list had been crossed out. start learning		przekreślony
eat out Lisa doesn’t like cooking, so she eats out a lot start learning		jadać na mieście
questionnaire start learning		Ankieta
check out of the hotel After breakfast we checked out of the hotel and went to taxi to the airport start learning		wymeldować się z hotelu
send it to this address start learning		wyślij to na ten adres
get out of sth Although I have meeting tomorow, I think I can get out of it so we can meet. start learning		wymiksować, wywinąć się z obietnicy
genuine I thought the email was genuine, but it wasn’t. I was completely taken in by the email. start learning		prawdziwy Pomyślałem, że email był prawdziwy, ale nie był. Dałem się nabrać.
sometime you must drop in and see us sometime. start learning		czasami
lights go out Suddenly all the lights in the building went out. start learning		gasną światła
turn a light out start learning		zgaś światło
blow out We don’t need the candle. You can blow it out. start learning		gasić/zdmuchiwać inaczej niż put out
good luck for the future start learning		powodzenia na przyszłość
carry out An investigation into the accident will be carried out. start learning		wykonać, zastosować w formie phrasal verb
give/hand out At the end of the lecture, the speaker gave out information sheets to the audience. start learning		rozdawać / rozdawać
point out I have written the wrong date on this form – thanks for pointing out. start learning		wskazywać, zwrócić uwagę
call off The concert in the park had to be called off because of the weather. start learning		odwołać
see somebody off We went with Helen to station to see her off. start learning		odprowadzać kogoś
set off We spent the whole day walking. We set off at 8 am and walked for 10 hours. start learning		wyruszać
put the music on I wanted to relax so put on some music. start learning		włącz muzykę
put on weight Tim is too thin. He needs to put on weight. start learning		przybrać na wadze
put kettle on I wanted to make some tea, so I put the kettle on. start learning		wstawić czajnik
walk off/run off/drive off/ride off/go off start learning		odejść / uciec / odjechać / odjechać / odejść
take off It was warm, so I took off my coat. start learning		zdjąć ubranie
put off Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. start learning		odkładać
not usually We often leave out „for” (but not usually in negative sentences) start learning		zazwyczaj nie
afterwards Was Tom there when you arrived? Yes, but he left soon afterwards. start learning		następnie, potem
to grow I’d like to have a garden so that I could grow my own vegetables. start learning		uprawiać

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