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Question		Answer
catch What's the catch? start learning		haczyk W czym tkwi haczyk?
to press charges I decided not to press charges because I didn't think the boy meant to break my window. start learning		to say officially that someone has done something illegal so that a court must decide if they are guilty
Nick is angry with Jackie start learning		Nick gniewa się na Jackie
come forward phr. v Several witnesses came forward to help the police with their investigation. start learning		to offer to help someone in an official position with a crime or problem
to frame I don't think Truong is guilty of the crime. Someone is trying to frame her. start learning		wrobić, to try to make someone seem guilty of a crime by deliberately giving false information
to pose as smb start learning		udawać kogoś, zgrywać się na kogoś
imaginary adj. All the characters in this book are imaginary. start learning		fikcyjny not real or existing only in the mind
lobby I'll meet you in the lobby of the hotel at 10 o'clock. start learning		a large hall inside the entrance of a building
to doctor The newspaper said that the police had doctored the evidence. start learning		spreparować to change something, especially in a way that is not honest
big shot (film director) There were some big shots in first class on the flight from Bangkok. start learning		n. important or powerful person, especially one who behaves as if they are very important
My own brother was using me. Polly used Victor to get that job, and after she got it, she pretended not to know him. start learning		wykorzystał mnie to make someone do something for you in a way that is not fair or honest
know better You should have known better than to do something so foolish! start learning		być mądrzejszym to be wise or experienced enough to avoid making mistakes
come about start learning		dziać się, rozwijać się
come across start learning		natknąć się na kogoś, na coś
come between start learning		zepsuć stosunki,
come by start learning		wpaść na chwilę
come down to start learning		dojść do czegoś, jeśli do tego dojdzie
come down with start learning		rozłożyć przez chorobę, dopadła go choroba
come forward start learning		zgłosić się z pomocą, wystąpić z pomocą w celu wyjaśnieniu przestępstwa ujawnić zgłosić się
come out start learning		wyjść na jaw
come through start learning		przejść przez coś z trudnością ale ostatecznym sukcesem, 2. wyjść cało z czegoś 3. nadchodzić o wiadomości
come up start learning		być wspomnianym, lub zaproponowanym

C2 - come up, through

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