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po tym jak oni opuścili pokój start learning
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after they left the room = ON leaving the room. After they had left the room, they met their colleages.
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Ona sprzeciwia sie mojemu paleniu. start learning
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She objects to my smoking/to me smoking.
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wskazywać na coś, zwrócić uwagę na coś start learning
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point something out, point something at. It is very rude to point out/ point at in that way.
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check into ... We had some problems when we checked into the hotel.
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meet=get together. We are getting together next week to talk about a really unique mystery novel called Illusion.
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turn into something. In my dream, my wallet turned into a butterfly and flew away. Isn't it symbolic. I think I'd better stop sending so much money.
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dojść do siebie, odzyskać przytomność start learning
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ocucić kogoś, przywrócić kogoś do przytomności start learning
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bring somebody around=bring somebody round
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hire, employ, take somebody on
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zainteresować się czymś, podjąć coś, zająć się czymś, skracać coś, np. materiał, podjąć coś, podchwycić coś (np. temat) przyjąć coś, zaakceptować coś start learning
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przygarnąć (np. bezdomne zwierzą), dać schronienie, skrócić start learning
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take something/somebody in
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startować o samolocie, zdejmować coś z mebla, zmyć makijaż, naśladować, kopiwać kogoś, "zdjąć" kogoś strzałem snajperskim, zdjąć ubranie start learning
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take somebody/something off. Before the plane took off, the flight attandant told everyone to fasten their seat belts and pu their chairs in an upright position.
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put the clothes on. Don't forget to put your gloves on! It is cold outside!
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powstrzymywać kogoś, hamować kogoś start learning
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keep somebody back. Fred told us to keep back. He said the dog was very aggressive and that it might even be a rabid.
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wściekły, chory na wściekliznę start learning
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odziedziczyć coś po kimś (cechy charakteru, wygląd) start learning
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take after (character traits, appearance). I can't believe how much John takes after his father. They look and act exactly the same.
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pass by = get by = go by. I can mail the letter for you. I go by the post office on my way to work.
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get by on. If you watch your money, stay in hostels, make your own food and plan carefully, you can get by there on less than $30.00 a day.
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look up. If you don't understand the word "superstitious", look it up in the dictionary.
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spowodować coś, doprowadzić do czegoś start learning
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bring about something. Popular protest and extensive media coverage finally helped bring about change in the country's enviromental policies,
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odhaczyć coś, odfajkować coś start learning
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check off something. Mr Octavio checked our names off the list one by one as we entered the room.
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come in. This radio station is based in Chicago, which is 60 miles from here. That is why the broadcast doesn't come in clearly.
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odłożyć coś, przełożyć coś na później, opóźnić coś (postpone), zbywać kogoś (discourage) start learning
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put off. Don't put your homework off untill tomorrow.
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get something over. Just do it now and get it over with.
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inherit = come into. James came into a lot of money when his grandfather passed away.
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activate, start an alarm, blow up (wybuchnąć), udać się powieść o planach, popsuć się (np. jedzenie) start learning
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go off. When the alarm went off, everyone proceeded calmly to the emergency exits.
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bring along. If you have an old blanket, bring it along so that we have something to sit at the beach.
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zabrać się za coś, wziąć się za coś start learning
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get around to something. I don't have time to clean the kitchen right now. Maybe i can get around to it later.
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put somebody down. Good parents don't put their children down, they give them contructive criticism which helps them to become better people.
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spowodować zmianę, prosić o zmianę, radzić sobie ze zmianą, radzić sobie ze zmianą, przedstawić zmianę, prowadzić do zmiany, opierać się zmienie, witać zmianę, być świadkiem zmiany start learning
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bring about a change, call for a change, cope with change, introduce a change, lead to a change, resist change, welcome a change, witness a change
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