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date back to sth (This festival dates back to medieval times) start learning
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pochodzić z jakiegoś okresu, sięgać wstecz
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demand sth from sb (Our teacher demands a lot from us.) start learning
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domagać się czegoś od kogoś
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deny (doing) sth (He denied murdering the hitchhiker.) start learning
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zaprzeczyć, wypierać się czegoś
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depend on sth/ sb (I know that I can always depend on my best friend.) start learning
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zależeć od czegoś/ polegać na kimś
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die of/ from sth (Her neighbour died of/ from cancer last year.) start learning
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differ from sth/ sb (Your country differs from mine in many ways.) start learning
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różnić się od czegoś/ kogoś
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deal with sth (Do you think you’ll deal with the issue immediately?) start learning
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radzić/ poradzić sobie z czymś
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disapprove of sth (I’m sad because my family disapproved of the marriage.) start learning
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dispose of sth (The factory disposed of hazardous waste but they were caught red-handed.) start learning
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dream about / of sth (Last night I dreamt about hitting the jackpot.) start learning
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excel in/ at sth (As a child, I excelled at/in table tennis.) start learning
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być w czymś lepszym od innych
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experienced in (doing) sth (Mr Taylor is experienced in bookkeeping.) start learning
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być doświadczonym w czymś
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explain sth to sb (Let me explain the rules of the game to you.) start learning
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excuse for sth (There is no excuse for your misbehavior.) start learning
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familiar with sth (Are you familiar with this system?) start learning
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famous for sth (The city is famous for its impressive monuments.) start learning
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face up to sth (I had to face up to the fact that I wouldn’t receive a pay rise.) start learning
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stawić czoła czemuś, pogodzić się z czymś
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fail in (doing) sth (We hope we won’t fail in the attempt to climb the mountain.) start learning
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fed up with sth (I’m totally fed up with the traffic jams in the city centre.) start learning
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feel like (doing) (I don’t feel like going out tonight. Thanks for your invitation anyway.) start learning
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(Your fiance is fond of your mother, isn’t he?) start learning
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frightened of sth (I’ve always been frightened of spiders and other insects.) start learning
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glance at sth/ sb (He glanced at his watch a couple of times.) start learning
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rzucić okiem na coś/ kogoś
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glare at sb (Jennifer glared angrily at me.) start learning
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spiorunować kogoś wzrokiem
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good at sth (I must say that you’re good at history.) start learning
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grateful to sb for sth (We’re grateful to you for your support.) start learning
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guilty of (doing) sth (The man was guilty of the accident.) start learning
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hinder sb from (doing) sth (An injury hindered her from practising sports.) start learning
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utrudniać/ powstrzymać kogoś od zrobienia czegoś
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hope for sth (I’m hoping for better weather next weekend.) start learning
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hopeless at sth (I can’t help you. I’m hopeless at science.) start learning
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być w czymś beznadziejnym
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