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You behave like a moron! Ask her out and then you will know if she likes you or not! start learning
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zaprosić kogoś (do kina, restauracji)
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They got caught quite easily as their runaway car broke down after few miles. start learning
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The discussion broke down because nobody wanted to accept any compromise. start learning
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załamywać się, kończyć się niepowodzeniem
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She cares for her younger sister. start learning
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All the passengers should check in one hour before the departure. start learning
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Can somebody check out who is at the door? start learning
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She checked out early in the morning and continued her journey. start learning
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zdać pokój (w hotelu), wymeldować się
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Clean up your room before you leave. start learning
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The weather's clearing up. start learning
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przejaśniać się (o pogodzie), przechodzić (o chorobie)
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I came across this precious painting while I was tidying my basement. start learning
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natknąć się (na coś/kogoś)
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Don't wait for me, I don't know when I'll be coming back. start learning
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You can always depend on me. start learning
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Our decision depends on the results of the test. start learning
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I'm afraid she'll have to do without my help. start learning
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Please fill in the application form. start learning
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The room was filled up with people. start learning
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Did you find out how much he had paid? start learning
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start learning
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Can I borrow this book? You'll get it back next week. start learning
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How did all of you manage to get into such a small car? start learning
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To get to the museum you have to get off at fifth stop. start learning
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The bus was full so we couldn't get on. start learning
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I got out of the car and went home. start learning
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start learning
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Mark doesn't go out much. start learning
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wychodzić, spotykać się z ludźmi
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It took him over two years to get over his wife's death. start learning
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dochodzić do siebie, pogodzić się z czymś
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There were many technical problems but they got over it. start learning
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znaleźć rozwiązanie problemu
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I tried to contact her but I couldn't get through. start learning
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Let's get together and talk about it. start learning
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Mike always gets up at 7 o'clock. start learning
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Please give me back my CDs. start learning
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I gave up smoking two months ago. start learning
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start learning
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When are you going back to Madrit? start learning
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Sorry for the interruption, please go on. start learning
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start learning
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The light went out as we sat for dinner. start learning
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Riots usually go with unnecessary bloodshed. start learning
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towarzyszyć, dziać się jako skutek czegoś
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Don't behave like a child! Grow up! start learning
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Hang on a second, I'll be right there. start learning
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The troops were heading for the capital city. start learning
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iść/jechać w określonym kierunku, zmierzać do
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I haven't heard from him for ages. start learning
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otrzymywać od kogoś wiadomość
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Hold on a second, I'm almost ready. start learning
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Hurry up! We have to be there at 5. start learning
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We're going for a picnic tomorrow. Why don't you join in? start learning
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Keep away from him or you'll get into trouble. start learning
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trzymać się z daleka od czegoś
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Why you always keep on asking me about Mark? I don't want to talk about him! start learning
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kontynuować, robić coś dalej, bez przerwy
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Do you know of any Italian restaurants in Paris? start learning
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What are you laughing at? start learning
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Prepare the list carefully, I don't want anyone to be left out. start learning
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You let me down again, I can't trust you any more. start learning
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I can't log in, I forgot the password. start learning
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zalogować się, włączyć do sieci
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Please log out and turn the computer off. start learning
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wylogować się, wyłączyć się z sieci
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We need to find someone to look after the kids when we're out tomorrow evening. start learning
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Look around and check if you find something interesting for you. start learning
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start learning
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I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon. start learning
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cieszyć sie na coś, bardzo czekać na
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start learning
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Could someone look up this word in a dictionary? start learning
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I always make up before I leave house. start learning
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I didn't like this flat when I moved in but now I think it's quite cosy. start learning
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We have to move out till the end of the month. start learning
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Sue picked up the phone and dialled her boyfriend's number. start learning
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Can you put off the meeting? I need to talk to you. start learning
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odkładać, przełożyć na inny termin
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It's quite cold so you'd better put on your coat. start learning
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Ring me up in the evening. start learning
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Run away or they'll beat you up. start learning
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Time's running out, we've got only 2 minutes left. start learning
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We set off early in the morning. start learning
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wyruszyć, rozpocząć podróż
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You're driving too fast, please slow down. start learning
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Switch on the TV, there's weather forecast in few minutes. start learning
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Switch off the radio before you leave. start learning
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Mary took away a knife from her child. start learning
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Adam took his new trousers back as he discovered a flaw on them. start learning
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When I was young I loved watching planes take off. start learning
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He was so tired that he didin't even take his clothes off. start learning
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Sue's taken up basketball recently. start learning
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When will you finally throw away this old coat? start learning
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Try on the red blouse, I think it suits better. start learning
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After two days we had no money and had to turn back. start learning
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Turn off the radio please, I'd like to read. start learning
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Turn on the TV, the game starts in few minutes. start learning
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start learning
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Watch out! You are not allowed to walk here without proper equipment! start learning
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Would you like to write down my address? start learning
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Jacky was named after her grandmother. start learning
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Please note down the following emergency numbers. start learning
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She was brought up to respect other people. start learning
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They had a hard time in their relationship but now everything seems to have calmed down. start learning
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You can always count on Jim in situation like this. start learning
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Your essay is too long - cross some sentences out. start learning
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We have decided on holiday in Spain., start learning
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I'm going to the city centre now, so if you want I can drop you off to the library. start learning
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podrzucić kogoś gdzieś po drodze
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The horse started the race quite promising but then fell behind on the last bend. start learning
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His research focuses on developing new information technologies. start learning
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Many people working in this factory were laid off without previous notice. start learning
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I'm looking for a room to rent. Do you know of any in this area? start learning
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They will have to be interrogated once again as their stories proved not to match up. start learning
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He relies on her common sense in situations like this one. start learning
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His negligence resulted in severe health problems. start learning
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I want to save up for a new computer. start learning
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I took to her the moment I saw her smile. start learning
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The plane touched down safely and on time. start learning
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He woke up too late and had to leave without breakfast. start learning
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