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"The terrorists wanted to blow up the hotel. The terrorists wanted to blow the hotel up." start learning
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"What you did can bring about serious consequences. What you did can bring serious consequences about." start learning
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"Monica brings up her children alone. Monica brings her children up alone." start learning
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"It was raining so they called off the match. It was raining so they called the match off." start learning
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"Doctor Jones is carrying out the operation. Doctor Jones is carrying the operation out." start learning
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"The White House wanted to cover up the scandal. The White House wanted to cover the scandal up." start learning
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"I can't figure out the rules of this game. I can't figure the rules of this game out." start learning
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"They found it difficult to get across the message. They found it difficult to get the message across." start learning
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"Jim will probably give away his old furniture. Jim will probably give his old furniture away." start learning
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"My best friend gave away all my secrets. My best friend gave al/ my secrets away." start learning
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"She gave up her job because she couldn't stand her boss. She gave her job up because she couldn't stand her boss." start learning
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rzucić coś, zaprzestać coś robić
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"Ralph has just decided to hand in his resignation. Ralph has just decided to hand his resignation in." start learning
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"Tiffany handed over the phone to me. Tiffany handed the phone over to me." start learning
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"She just couldn't hold back her tears. She just couldn't hold her tears back." start learning
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"Our boss was forced to lay off some employees. Our boss was forced to lay some employees off." start learning
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"Mike let down his parents as he didn't go to university. Mike let his parents down as he didn't go to university." start learning
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"Juan usually boks up new English words in a dictionary. Juan usually looks new English words up in a dictionary." start learning
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"Please don't mess up my plan! Please don't mess my piens up!" start learning
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"We are still paying off the loan. We are still paying the loan off." start learning
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"What time do you want me to pick up Anna from the airport? What time do you want me to pick Anna up from the airport?" start learning
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odbierać (ze stacji, szkoły itp.)
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"I put aside $10 for a new bike every month. I put $10 aside for a new bike every month." start learning
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odkładać pieniądze (na jakiś cel)
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"Roger is going to put forward his plan during the meeting. Roger is going to put his plan forward during the meeting." start learning
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"They've put off the meeting until tomorrow. They've put the meeting off until tomorrow." start learning
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"When I come back from work, I always put on my tracksuit. When I come back from work, I always put my tracksuit on." start learning
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"I'm trying to put together my computer after I took it apart. I'm trying to put my computer together after I took it apart." start learning
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"Liz went to the railway station to see off her boyfriend. Liz went to the railway station to see her boyfriend off." start learning
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"In 1976 he set up his own company. In 1976 he set his own company up." start learning
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"It won't be easy to sort out all my problems. It won't be easy to sort all my problems out." start learning
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"Can you turn/switch off your mobile phones, please? Can you turn/switch your mobile phones off, please?" start learning
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"Luke turned/switched on his computer and checked his mailbox. Luke turned/switched his computer on and checked his mailbox." start learning
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"Can you take apart this gadget? Can you take this gadget apart?" start learning
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rozłożyć, rozebrać na części
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"Is it difficult to take in all this information? Is it difficult to take all this information in?" start learning
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"You should take off your coat - it's hot. You should take your coat off- it's hot." start learning
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"They are going to take on new staff. They are going to take new staff on." start learning
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"My boss's son is going to take over the company next year. My boss 's son is going to take the company over next year." start learning
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"I've decided to take up yoga. I've decided to take yoga up." start learning
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zająć się czymś, zainteresować się czymś
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"Can I try on this jacket? Can I try this jacket on?" start learning
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"John turned down our invitation. John turned our invitation down." start learning
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"I haven't worked out the plan yet. I haven't worked the plan out yet." start learning
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