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startować, odnieść nagły sukces, ruszyć nabierać tempa, ściągnąć, naśladować start learning		take off mansion-willa I get dizzy during take-off, The 16- year-old John took off and now live in a mansion. His book took off. I came out with the idea and my career suddenly took off
liczyć na coś, polegać na kimś start learning		bank on whenever you need help, you can bank on me they are banking on the world distracted with covid and civil unrest to call out their atrocities
wydobywać, uwydatniać, wyjmować, wprowadzać na rynek start learning		bring out She brought out a white handkerchief and wiped her tears The blue dress brings out your eyes. This company is going to bring out a new model of the car I have.
podbudować, pochwalić start learning		build up I always build up my students
znosić, wytrzymać, tolerować start learning		put up with How long shall I put up with you. How can they put up with all these inconveniences?
czepiać się kogoś start learning		to pick on someone Your mother picks on me all the time.
zużywać coś start learning		use something up He used my shampoo up/ don't use up all the milk/ This app is using all the battery up
pominąć coś start learning		leave something out I think I might have left something out/No key matters can be left out of this discussion
być podobnym do kogoś start learning		take after somebody she sure doesn't take after her mother/ Who do you take after- your father or mother?
wyskakiwać (z czymś); pojawiać się niespodziewanie; wyskakiwać, wyjść na chwilę, wyskoczyć gdzieś start learning		pop out The words suddenly just popped out of my mouth., She has just popped out to the grocery, she will be back in a minute
wpadać na coś, wymyślać coś start learning		hit upon something to think of an idea when you didn't expect or intend to, especially one that solves a problem I hit upon the name of our child and how to get out of there
przedyskutować sprawę start learning		talk things through
zapinać(zawiązać), odnawiać, dekorować, owijać start learning		do up do up your cloth before you go out/ my father does up all cars, I want to do up my room, I did up the present in blue paper
podzielić się, rozdzielić się, podzielić (coś między sobą), podzielić się (czymś), rozstać się start learning		split up I'm sorry but we have to split up. They split up the money they won in a lottery. The teacher split us up into groups.
patrzeć na kogoś z podziwem, podziwiać kogoś start learning		look up to somebody She had always looked up to his older brother
rzucić na coś światło start learning		shed light on something Drop me the lamp so I could shed some more light here
zbytnio się z czymś pospieszyć, wyprzedzać fakty start learning		get ahead of oneself to do something too early, or before you are ready or prepared She didn't want to get ahead of herself and risk losing what she had achieved so far.
nadążać(za kimś), trwać(o sytuacji), dalej coś robić, utrzymywać na poziomie, powstrzymać kogoś start learning		keep up If this situation keeps up, we will go bankrupt. I can't keep up with what she's saying. The baby kept her up all night
założyć, przytyć, nałożyć, PRZYGOTOWAĆ, WYSTAWIĆ(sztukę), prezentować (na co cię stać) przybierać pozę start learning		put on The children put on a beautiful Nativity. He will put on a scary face, but remember he's not really mad at you. Put cream on your body after a sunbath. Put the dishwasher on.
przespać coś start learning		sleep through something, oversleep He slept through the storm.
udać się wyruszyć start learning		head out Let's get away from this island and head out to open sea.
zapobiec czemuś, ustrzec się od czegoś start learning		ward off He used his umbrella to ward off the fierce sun.
zwodzić start learning		have somebody on to deceive He had me on for years. She has him on but he's so in love that he doesn't see it
donieść na kogoś start learning		have somebody up He had me up to the chief. Were you the one who had me up
kipieć, wrzeć (o emocjach) start learning		bubble up I touched a hot pan with my finger and my skin bubbled up.
wydobyć z kogoś to, co najlepsze start learning		bring out the best in somebody Ron's new girlfriend certainly brings out the best in him
wyjeżdżać (z miejsca postoju), wjeżdżać na drogę, opuszczać wyciągnąć, wycofać się start learning		pull out He pulled out without a turn signal. He pulled out his hometown to earn money. When will our soldiers pull out of Afghanistan? She pulled a gun out of her purse.
wychować, poruszać coś, napomykać o czymś (np. temat, problem), wyświetlać coś, wymiotować (zwracać) start learning		bring up I gave an old sausage to my dog and it brought it up. Don't bring that subject up if you don't want her to start crying. Let me bring up the front page.
wjechać i zatrzymać się start learning		pull in Her car just pulled in outside
wypadać(ząb, coś z kieszeni), pokłócić (poróżnić się) start learning		fall out My wallet must have fallen out of my bag at the airport. I fell out with my husband yesterday.
namówić kogoś start learning		talk somebody into He talked me into drinking, My friend talked me into going to the gym
wycofać się, odpaść (nie brać udziału), rzucić szkołę, wycofać się (z polityki) start learning		drop out He dropped out of politics to take care of his family. I dropped out of university after the first semester.
odpaść, oderwać się, wysadzić kogoś, wyrzucić (podwieźć), przysnąć start learning		drop off Where should I drop you off? I feel like my hands are going to drop off. He watched the wheel drop off, and chuckled. He dropped off in the middle of the lesson.
Położyć, składać (zapasy), przechowywać start learning		lay down She lay down on the bed and fell asleep immediately.
rozprzestrzeniać się start learning		get around/about to travel to a lot of places: This year she's been to three different countries. She really gets about, doesn't she? Spain last week and Germany this week - he gets around, doesn't he!
zmiatać, zamiatać, zgarniać nagrodę dać się porwać start learning		sweep up You will be swept up in a wild hurricane of a ride
pojawić się, przewijać się (problem, imię) start learning		crop up Such a problem has never cropped up before, so I don't really know what to do. My name has cropped up a few times in newspapers.
odczep się, nie interesuj się start learning		butt out
dokonać czegoś, osiągać coś (sukces) start learning		bring something off to succeed in doing something difficult It was an important event, and she's managed to bring it off wonderfully.
patrzeć na kogoś z góry, pogardzać kimś start learning		look down on sb He thinks he can look down on her because she doesn't have a job.
dać coś, wręczyć coś, kupić zapas czegoś, zebrać zbiory czegoś, zrobić coś (kiedy jest na to niewiele czasu) start learning		get something in Get me the present in as soon as you have it. Can you get apples in? It's time to get potatoes in. I have to get this essay in by next Monday and I don't even know how to start.
odejść, wyjechać, być zepsutym foul food start learning		be off I'm afraid those bananas are off.
wpaść do kogoś z wizytą, odwiedzić kogoś, grzecznie poprosić kogoś o coś start learning		call on I will call on my grandma. She called on him yesterday and he wasn't happy about it. If you call on me to come, I'll do it
zatrzymać kogoś, powstrzymać kogoś, wstrzymać się, zniechęcać, powstrzymywać się(emocje) start learning		hold back The film was so emotional I wasn't able to hold my tears back. She regrets having kids because she thinks they hold her back from spreading her wings.
zepsuć, nawalić, okaleczyć kogoś psychicznie, zwinąć, zmiąć start learning		screw up I screwed up, I'm a failure. She screwed the napkin and threw it on the ground.
sprecyzować coś, określać coś, kategoryzować coś, przypierac kogoś do muru start learning		pin down to discover the exact details about something: Soldiers were pinned down by enemy fire. The fire department is trying to pin down the cause of Wednesday’s fire.
trzymać się z kimś, spędzać czas z kimś start learning		hook up with somebody to meet or begin to work with another person or organization a conference where startup companies can hook up with investors
skracać start learning		take sth up The tailor took the material up.
mijać, ustępować, wycierać się (materiał), start learning		wear away to become thin and disappear after repeated use or rubbing, or to cause something to become thin and disappear in this way: In some diseases, the protective layer in a joint wears away.
odrzucić poradę start learning		turn the advice down
przedstawić swoje pomysły start learning		get one's ideas across to communicate your idea in a clear way My best friend is very good at getting his ideas across
poprawiać się, wyglądać coraz lepiej (o sytuacji) start learning		look up I see that your painting is looking up. If businesses doesn't look up we'll have to close the factory
podekscytować kogoś, podjarać, podgrzewać emocje, odpalić papierosa start learning		fire up to make someone become excited or angry: We had an argument about it and she got all fired up. Investors were fired up by the drop in rates.
być stworzony dla start learning		be cut out for I don't think I'm cut out for a job in the office
wynajmować mieszkanie, wypuścić, emitować start learning		let out (rent an apartment) When something that people go to, such as school or a show, lets out, it ends and everyone leaves: My history class lets out at 4:15. How long has this apartment been let out for before you moved in there yourself
przenocować kogoś, wysunąć czyjąś kandydaturę start learning		put somebody up She had a terrible fight with her husband, so I put her up.
rozstrzygać coś przez walkę start learning		fight out The very first competition was fought out between a group of sixteen teams, largely from the host continent
wkurzyć kogoś, objechać kogoś start learning		tick somebody off to annoy someone It really ticks me off when she doesn't keep her promises.
zatrzymać się na krótko w czasie podróży start learning		stop off On the way home I stop off in a pub.
lekceważyć odsunąć na bok start learning		brush aside to refuse to give importance to an opinion or request, or to someone who expresses one: Duke brushed aside suggestions that his campaign was finished.
odejść nagle start learning		walk off Autoworkers walked off the job after the unions failed to reach an agreement over pay.
strząsnąć, pozbywać się, zgubić pościg start learning		shake off to get rid of an illness: I hope I can shake off this cold before the weekend.
rozebrać (ubranie, mechanizm) start learning		strip down to remove, pull, or tear the covering or outer layer from something: Jamie strips down recipes to their bare essentials.
uporządkować, sortować, rozwiązywać problemy, ustalać start learning		sort out Hopefully all the problems will be sorted out soon.
wyskakiwać, pojawiać się start learning		pop up The ad popped up again. He popped up at the party unexpectedly.
odnowić, przerobić, udekorować, zrobić coś ponownie start learning		do over That dish was undercooked. You have to do it over. They've done over their house. We did over the Christmas tree with lights.
przypisać komuś sukces start learning		put success down to someone She puts her success down to the excellent teachers she had in her final year
przesunąć na wcześniejszy termin start learning		bring forward
zjechać, zdejmować, ściągać (np. ubranie start learning		pull off She pulled her dress off over her head. The car pulled off and sped up the road.
wrobić kogoś, wspomóc finansowo, postawić kogoś w jakiejś sytuacji start learning		set somebody up He's set us up into helping him. Don't worry, I will set you up. I don't want to set you up in an awkward position.
spowodować, wywołać coś start learning		bring about something to cause something to happen Harold’s working to bring about changes in the industry.
wykreślić, przekreślić, zacząć coś energicznie robić (np. wyruszyć gdzieś, zacząć robić coś nowego) start learning		strike out I yearn for starting out on my own.
zburzyć, wyburzyć start learning		tear down to intentionally destroy a building or other structure because it is not being used or it is not wanted any more: They're going to tear down the old hospital and build a new one.
rozglądać się (porównywać produkty i ich ceny) start learning		shop around You should shop around for a better deal on a car.
wznieść, wznosić coś, wybudować, rozwiesić, wywiesić start learning		put up We are putting the fliers up because our dog is missing. My husband put up a new cabinet in the kitchen. The company will put the building up in a year
przemieszczać się start learning		shift around He did shift around in his seat, looking back at her.
trzymać się z dala od kogoś start learning		steer away from somebody
przymilać się, szukać bliskości start learning		cosy up to be very friendly to someone with the hope of getting an advantage: Opponents say he has a record of cosying up to polluters and accepting their campaign donations.
wezwać start learning		call on They called on him to fix the roof. We'll call on a plumber to mend the pipe. I will call on my grandma.
rozpoczynać start learning		kick off to start or begin The band kicked off with my favourite song. The skiing season kicks off this Saturday.
przestać gadać, zamknąć się start learning		pipe down to stop talking or making unnecessary noise: Will you please pipe down, you two? I'm trying to read!
rozkoszować się czymś start learning		lag something up
zaokrąglić cenę start learning		round out If you round out the bill it is 2000$
pozbyć się czegoś start learning		turf out to force someone to leave a place or an organization: She'll be turfed out of the study group if she carries on being disruptive. I turfed out a load of old shoes last week.
podjechać, podnosić coś, podbijać coś (ceny) start learning		drive up The police drove up to my car and looked inside
oskarżać kogoś o coś (oficjalnie oskarżać kogoś o popełnienie jakiegoś przestępstwa) start learning		charge with
podlizywać się komuś start learning		butter somebody up to be very kind or friendly to someone or try to please someone, so that that person will do what you want them to do: You'll have to butter them up a bit before they'll agree.
odłożyć coś na później, przełożyć start learning		put something off The teacher had to put off the class till the following week. He put off writing the essay until the last minute.
zbesztać kogoś, ochrzanić kogoś start learning		chew somebody out to criticize someone angrily The coach has already chewed out two of his swimmers for arriving late to practice.
pospieszyć, pogonić (z opłatami) start learning		chase somebody up to ask someone to do something that they promised to do but that have not yet done If you don't hear from the builders this week, make sure you chase them up. I must chase my flatmate up about those bills and see if she paid them.
sprowadzać się do czegoś (np. wypowiedź) start learning		boil/come down to sth to be the main or most important result of something: What it all boils down to is a lack of communication.
powstrzymywać, opanowywać, przyhamowywać start learning		clamp down clamp down illegal trade of elephant ivory. I think you should clamp down your excitement.
odświeżyć, przyozdobić start learning		spruce up Spruce up. This dinner is important. She spruced up so much that I didn't recognize her.
badać coś, przyjrzeć się jakiejś sprawie, rozpatrywać start learning		look into something The detective is looking into the disappearance of a young woman. I will look into your application.
rozkładać (namiot) start learning		put sth up The kids were putting the tent up in the backyard.
zajmować czas, miejsce start learning		take up sth voluntary work can take up a lot of time.
wziąć udział start learning		go in for sth I go in for this completion about Georgia's history.
przerobić start learning		make into sth redo the temple has been made into the weapon magazine contradicting it's initial purpose
zainstalować start learning		put in How on earth are they going to put in this oven inside this small cluttered wall?
zadebiutować, zacząć start learning		start out My company started out a year ago. I started out my career as a model when I was 16. When the band first started out, they played in small clubs
siedzieć bezczynnie start learning		sit around sit idly You can't just sit around. You have to go to work. Don't just sit by, do something! sit like a bump on the log
ustępować, mijać start learning		wear off The feeling of sadness will wear off, I promise. Anaesthesia will wear off in about two hours. When you feel you are stuck with your leaening, keep practicing and eventually the feeling will wear off
odejść tak po prostu z czegoś, porzucić start learning		wear away from sth You can't just wear away from fifteen years of marriage.
wtajemniczyć kogoś, poinformować kogoś o czymś start learning		clue somebody in The public should be clued in to what's happening.
zataić, zatrzymać coś dla siebie i w tajemnicy start learning		hold back The film was so emotional I wasn't able to hold my tears back. I know you are holding something back.

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