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I will ask around to see if anyone found your keys. start learning
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popytać wokół, rozpytywać się
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He finally found the courage to ask her out. start learning
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start learning
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poprzeć kogoś, zrobić kopię zapasową workers backed me up during the meeting.
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The racing car blew up after crashing into the wall. start learning
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Our car broke down on the highway. start learning
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Somebody tried to break in through the back window. start learning
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They decided to break up after three years together. start learning
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zerwać ze sobą, rozstać się
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She brought up an interesting point during the discussion. start learning
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wychowywać dziecko, poruszyć temat
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I am busy right now, can I call you back later? start learning
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They had to call off the football match because of rain. start learning
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Please calm down and tell me what happened. start learning
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Carry on with your work while I am gone. start learning
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The scientists carried out a series of experiments. start learning
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przeprowadzić, wykonać (np. badanie)
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Go ahead, I will catch up with you in a minute. start learning
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nadrobić zaległości, dogonić kogoś
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You need to check in two hours before the flight. start learning
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zameldować się (w hotelu/na lotnisku)
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We must check out of the hotel by noon. start learning
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wymeldować się, sprawdzić coś
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I bought you some chocolate to cheer you up. start learning
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rozweselić kogoś, poprawić humor
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It took us two hours to clean up the kitchen. start learning
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I came across an old book in the attic. start learning
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What time will you come back tonight? start learning
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Come on, or we will miss the bus! start learning
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She came up with a brilliant idea for the project. start learning
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wymyślić (np. pomysł, rozwiązanie)
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You can always count on me for support. start learning
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We need to cut back on sweet snacks. start learning
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We were suddenly cut off in the middle of the call. start learning
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odciąć, przerwać (np. rozmowę telefoniczną)
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I have to deal with a lot of paperwork today. start learning
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radzić sobie z czymś, zajmować się
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Our plans depend on the weather. start learning
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This essay is terrible, you need to do it over. start learning
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zrobić coś od nowa, powtórzyć
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Feel free to drop by whenever you are in the neighborhood. start learning
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wpaść z wizytą (bez zapowiedzi)
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Can you drop me off at the train station? start learning
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podrzucić kogoś/coś gdzieś samochodem
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We are too tired to cook, let's eat out tonight. start learning
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jeść na mieście (w restauracji)
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We got lost and ended up in a completely different town. start learning
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skończyć gdzieś (w jakimś miejscu/sytuacji)
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This old book is starting to fall apart. start learning
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rozpadać się (na kawałki/psychicznie)
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He fell behind in his studies due to illness. start learning
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mieć zaległości, zostawać w tyle
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I can't figure out how to solve this puzzle. start learning
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zrozumieć coś, rozgryźć problem
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Please fill in your name and address here. start learning
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wypełnić (np. formularz, lukę)
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I need to find out what time the museum opens. start learning
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Do you get along with your new roommate? start learning
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I need to get away from the city for a weekend. start learning
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wyrwać się, uciec (na urlop)
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When did you get back from your holiday? start learning
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Get in the car, we are leaving. start learning
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wejść, wsiąść (do auta), dostać się
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We need to get off at the next station. start learning
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wysiąść (z autobusu/pociągu)
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She got on the bus and found a seat. start learning
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wsiąść (do autobusu/pociągu), radzić sobie
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It took him months to get over the illness. start learning
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przeboleć coś, dojść do siebie
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I usually get up at 6:30 AM. start learning
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They are giving away free samples at the supermarket. start learning
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rozdać, wyjawić (np. sekret)
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Don't give up, you are so close to finishing. start learning
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poddać się, zrezygnować, rzucić nałóg
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Please go on reading, I am listening. start learning
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Let's go out for a drink tonight. start learning
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wyjść (np. na imprezę), zgasnąć (o świetle)
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She went through a very difficult time last year. start learning
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przejść przez coś (trudnego), przeglądać
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What do you want to be when you grow up? start learning
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We like to hang out at the park after school. start learning
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spędzać czas (wyluzować się)
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Don't hang up, I need to tell you something else. start learning
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rozłączyć się (przez telefon)
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Hold on a second, I will check if he is home. start learning
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Hurry up, everyone is waiting for you. start learning
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Keep on trying and you will succeed. start learning
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robić coś nadal, nie przestawać
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Please don't let me down, I am counting on you. start learning
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Can you look after my cat while I am away? start learning
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I am looking for my glasses, have you seen them? start learning
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I am looking forward to our vacation. start learning
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czekać na coś z niecierpliwością
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If you don't know the word, look it up in a dictionary. start learning
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sprawdzić (np. w słowniku), podziwiać kogoś
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They had an argument but they made up quickly. start learning
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zmyślić coś, pogodzić się
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It is time to forget the past and move on. start learning
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pójść naprzód, zostawić przeszłość
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It was so hot in the room that she passed out. start learning
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I will pay you back as soon as I get my salary. start learning
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oddać pieniądze, odpłacić się
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I will pick you up from the station at 5 PM. start learning
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odebrać kogoś (np. autem), podnieść coś
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He pointed out that the price had changed. start learning
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wskazać, zwrócić uwagę na coś
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Please put away your clothes before going out. start learning
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Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. start learning
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Put on a warm coat, it is freezing outside. start learning
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założyć (ubranie), włączyć (muzykę)
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Firefighters managed to put out the fire quickly. start learning
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I cannot put up with this loud noise anymore. start learning
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The dog ran away when the gate was open. start learning
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I ran into an old school friend at the mall. start learning
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wpaść na kogoś (przypadkowo spotkać)
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We have run out of coffee, I need to buy some. start learning
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skończyć się (np. o zapasach)
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I am saving up to buy a new laptop. start learning
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He wants to set up his own business. start learning
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założyć (firmę), skonfigurować (urządzenie)
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She didn't show up for the meeting yesterday. start learning
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You are driving too fast, please slow down. start learning
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We need to sort out this misunderstanding. start learning
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uporządkować, rozwiązać problem
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Could you speak up a bit? I can't hear you. start learning
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He takes after his father in terms of personality. start learning
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być podobnym do kogoś (z rodziny)
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Don't worry, I will take care of everything. start learning
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opiekować się, zająć się czymś
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The plane is ready to take off. start learning
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startować (o samolocie), zdejmować (ubranie)
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She decided to take on more responsibilities at work. start learning
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podjąć się czegoś, zatrudnić kogoś
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The manager will take over the project next week. start learning
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przejąć (kontrolę, firmę)
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Take your time and think it over before deciding. start learning
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Don't throw away that box, it might be useful. start learning
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You should try on this dress, it looks lovely. start learning
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She turned down the job offer because of the long commute. start learning
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odrzucić (ofertę), przyciszyć
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The caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly. start learning
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zmienić się w coś, przekształcić
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Remember to turn off the lights before leaving. start learning
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Could you please turn on the TV? start learning
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Our cat disappeared for days but finally turned up. start learning
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pojawić się (niespodziewanie), podgłośnić
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What time do you usually wake up on weekends? start learning
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Sometimes it is best just to walk away from an argument. start learning
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You should warm up before you start running. start learning
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zrobić rozgrzewkę, podgrzać (jedzenie)
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Watch out! There is a car coming. start learning
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I hope everything works out well for you. start learning
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ćwiczyć na siłowni, udać się (rozwiązać pomyślnie)
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Let me write down your phone number. start learning
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