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break into sth
Someone broke into our neighbours' car last night.
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włamać się
bump into sb
I bumped into my old school friend in the shopping mall last week.
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wpaść na kogoś, spotkać się przypadkiem
call for sth
Some environmental groups call for a ban on genetically-modified products.
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prosić o coś, domagać się
come across sth
I came across an old comic book while I was cleaning the attic.
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natknąć się na
come into sth
I came into some money when my grandfather died.
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dostać w spadku
deal with sth
You mast deal with your problems on your own.
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zajmować się
do without sth
We couldn't do without a car.
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obywać się (bez czegoś)
fall for sb
Jane has fallen for Michael. She cannot stop thinking about him.
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zakochać się w kimś
find out sth (about sth/sb)
I haven't found out anything new about the accident yet.
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dowiadywać się czegoś
hold up sth
He held up a Royal Mail train.
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napadać
live off sth
I live off the interest on my savings.
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żyć z czegoś
look after sb/sth
We look after Rodney's kids after school.
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opiekować się
look for sb/sth
I'm looking for my car keys.
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szukać
look into sth
Police are looking into the bank robbery.
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badać coś
pick on sb
I don't know why my Geography teacher always picks on me.
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czepiać się
run into sb
George ran into his ex girlfriend last night.
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spotkać przypadkiem
see to sth
You can go now. I will see to the rest of preparations.
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dopilnować
take after sb
Jenny takes after her dad.
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być podobnym do
take to sb/sth
Alex took to Alice straightway and they are still friends now.
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polubić
break out of sth
He broke out of prison last night.
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uciec (z więzienia)
catch up on sth
What do you think is an effective method of catching up on school work after you've been ill?
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nadrabiać zaległości w
come down with sth
Ran's come down with flue.
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zachorować na
come in for sth
The government came in for lots of criticizm.
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spotykać się z (np. z krytyką)
come up with sth
They still haven't come up with a name for the baby.
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wymyślić, znaleźć
cut down on sth
Cut down on fatty food if you want to loose weight.
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ograniczyć
drop out of sth
Do you know enyone who has dropped out of school?
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rzucić (np. szkołę)
fall behind with sth
Do you feel stressed when you fall behind with school work?
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mieć zaległości w
fall out with sth
I hate falling out with my husband.
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pokłócić się z kimś
get along/on with sb
Ralph gets on/along with all his colleagues.
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dogadywać się, mieć dobre stosunki
get away with sth
Matt broke a window in his classroom, but he somehow got away with it.
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uchodzić na sucho
get down to sth
We should definitely get down to work.
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zabrać się do
get on with sth
Stop talking and get on with your work.
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kontynuować
get round to sth
I've been meaning to clear up that mess all day but I haven't got round to it yet.
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zabierać się do
keep away from sb/sth
Try to keep away from the city centre - it's really crowded.
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trzymać się z daleka od
keep up with sb/sth
Mark couldn't keep up with the rest of the players.
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dotrzymywać kroku
look back on sth
She sometimes look back on the relationships she's had.
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wracać pamięcią do
look down on sb
Juliet looks down on people who don't have university education.
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patrzeć na kogoś z góry
look forward to sth
I'm really looking forward to going to Japan.
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oczekiwać z niecierpliwością
look up to sb
Kate has always looked up to her mother.
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podziwiać
make up for sth
His sense of humour makes up for his stubbornness.
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kompensować, wynagradzać
put up with sb/sth
I can't put up with that noise anymore.
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znosić
run out of sth
We've run out of sugar.
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zużyć, wyczerpać
stand up for sth
Why didn't you stand up for me?
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