Polish English Dictionary

pojawić się gdzieś in English:

1. set foot somewhere

English word "pojawić się gdzieś"(set foot somewhere) occurs in sets:

business articles

2. show up

We'd been waiting for him hours and he didn't show up.

I was waiting for her for half an hour, but she didn't show up.

She didn't show up till the next morning.

I waited for nearly half an hour, but he didn't show up.

Will you show up at my party?

They never show up late.

They never show up late at work.

(no object): arrive; appear: "The boss was very upset when you didn't show up for the meeting. What happened?"

I may show up.

The virus does not show up in blood tests.

Don't show up late.

show up = to appear or become visible."He suddenly appeared at the wedding" show up = turn up. "She turned up at the funeral"

He is very unreliable. He promises that he will come and do the job at the certain time on certain day and then he doesn't show up

Promise you show up

Peter didn’t expect Rachel to show up at the party.

English word "pojawić się gdzieś"(show up) occurs in sets:

240 phrasal verbs

3. turn up

The great opportunity like that does not turn up every day.

turn up

Don't worry. Something good turn up

If you're going to be late, don't bother to turn up at all.

Do you think many people will turn up?

There is no need to book – just turn up on the night.

The next morning she did not turn up at school. In fact, you are the only person who has turned up.

What happens if a player fails to turn up for a game?

You can't just turn up and expect a meal.

What would you do if someone whom you invited to your birthday party didn't turn up?

We are trying to make sure that people do turn up to vote for these urgencies.

You’ll get another job: something is bound to turn up soon.

H&S Inspectors usually turn up unexpectedly.

Try to come on time or turn up not later than fifteen minutes after it is scheduled

(of an opportunity) arise/I hope something will turn up next week.

English word "pojawić się gdzieś"(turn up) occurs in sets:

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4. to appear somewhere

English word "pojawić się gdzieś"(to appear somewhere) occurs in sets:

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5. turn off

turn off the radio please, I'd like to read.

means to lose concentration and stop being interested in it, e.g. if you’re reading a boring book you might turn off... We also say ‘turn off’ for TVs, lights, radios etc

Please turn off the music. It's too loud.

There's nothing on. Shall I turn off the TV?

Can we turn off the cameras

I wish people would turn off their mobiles in the cinema.

Please turn off your computer

We always turn off the water and electricity at home before we go on holiday.

turn off the tap

Don't forget to turn off the TV before you leave the house.

You have to turn off your phone now.

Why did you turn off the road?

Could you turn off the light, please?

turn off the water when you brush your teeth

6. turn up somewhere