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przekazywać, opisywać, wyjaśniać przekazywać coś, opisywać coś, wyjaśniać coś start learning
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put across, Give opinion clearly, explain an idea well, describe articulately, Speak and express yourself clearly, make a positive impression When David spoke in front of the class, he put himself across really well. Emily put her views on politics across really well.
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odkładać coś na bok, (np. problemy, nieporozumienia, odkładać pieniądze start learning
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put aside, put by, Keep or save something for later, Not allow yourself to be negatively affected by something, ignore temporarily I put aside 50 euros each month to buy new bike. 3. Jim has put his problems aside and is now getting on with his life. 4. Mike and his girlfriend were able to put aside their differences because they loved each other.
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odkładać na miejsce, odkładać pieniądze, 1. odkładać na miejsce, 2. umieścić kogoś (np. w więzieniu, w szpitalu dla umysłowo chorych), 3 odkładać pieniądze, 4. zjeść lub wypić duże ilości czegoś. start learning
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put something away, Return something to its usual place, Send to prison or a mental hospital, Consume food or drink quickly or in large quantities (informal) 1. He put away his toys. 2. Send to prison or a mental hospital. 3. Save (up) money eg. You should consider putting some money away for your grandchildren 4. Consume food or drink quickly or in large quantities eg. That girl can really put her beer away!
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odkładać coś w czasie, na bok, opóźniać odkładać coś (umieścić coś z powrotem na swoim miejscu), przekładać coś (np. spotkanie), opóźniać coś start learning
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put back, Delay or hold up progress The meeting has been put back until next week. When I finished reading, I put the book back in the drawer. When do we put the clocks back? Delay or hold up progress. The economic crisis in Europe has put back production in several key industries.
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put by, put away and put aside Save (up) money
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put down, write down, take down
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wyśmiewać, wyszydzać, krytykować wyśmiewać kogoś, wyszydzać kogoś start learning
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put down somebody, put somebody down, Insult, humiliate, criticise As a child, Jennifer never liked her aunt because she always put her down.’ ‘I wish you’d stop putting yourself down. You can do this job standing on your head!
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uśpić zwierzę, uśmiercać coś start learning
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put down, Kill an animal or pet because it is old or ill Kill an animal or pet because it is old or ill ‘The poor dog had to be put down because it couldn’t walk anymore.’
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put down, suppress with forces Suppress, stop with force ‘Armed police have put down another riot in the city of Cairo.’
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wpłacić zaiiczkę, depozyt start learning
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put down, Leave a deposit, make a down payment Leave a deposit, make a down payment ‘Rob and Lucy have put down £30,000 on a house
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put something down to something, Be due to, be the reason for, attribute to
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przesunąć na wcześniejszy czas przesunąć na wcześniejszy czas, np. zegarek, spotkanie start learning
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put forward, Schedule to an earlier time ‘Our annual conference has been brought forward by a week.’ ‘If you bring the deadline forward, then we are not going to complete the project on time!’
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proponować coś; przedstawić, poruszyć temat start learning
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put forward, Suggest an idea, opinion or candidate ‘At the open day, Hannah put forward her opinions on veganism.’ ‘I’d like to put Marie Walker forward as the new chairwoman for our committee.’
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nominować kogoś na stanowisko start learning
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put somebody forward, put forward somebody
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włożyć wysiłek, poświęcać czas, wtrącać, składać wniosek, instalować inwestować, składać wniosek, skargę, instalować coś, wtrącać coś, dodawać coś, włożyć, wkładać start learning
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put in, Invest time or effort I had to put in an extra 3 hours today to cover for an absent colleague. Our charity has put in a grant application for additional laptops and printers. They had to put in a new Head Teacher because the school was failing to meet its targets.
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Wa are having our new kitchen put in next week.
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Ich statek wchodzi do portu o godzinie 11. start learning
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put in, Stop at a port (about a ship) Their ship puts in at 11 o'clock.
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ubiegać się o coś, zgłaszać się po coś wystąpić o podwyżkę pensji start learning
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put in for, Make formal request
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zgłaszać kogoś do udziału w czymś, rekomendować start learning
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put somebody in, Give position or place to someone
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budzić wstręt, odstręczać start learning
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put off, Make someone feel dislike for, discourage someone from doing something
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odłożyć coś, przełożyć coś na później, opóźnić coś start learning
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zniechęcać kogoś, zbywać kogoś Zbyłem żebraka, który poprosił mnie o pieniądze na wino. start learning
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put somebody off, Avoid through postponement I put a beggar off who asked me for some money to buy a wine. I keep putting my mum off, but she really wants you to come round for dinner!
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przeszkadzać komuś w czymś, dekoncentrować kogoś Twoje śpiewanie naprawdę mnie dekoncentruje. start learning
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put somebody off something, Distract Your singing really puts me off.
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przytyć, przybrać na wadze Powinieneś przybrać na wadze, ponieważ jesteś za chudy. start learning
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You should put on weight, because you're too thin.
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włączać coś, uruchamiać coś, załączać coś, puszczać coś (np. płytę CD) start learning
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przybierać coś (pozę, minę), udawać coś Oliwia udawała Amerykański akcent. start learning
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put on, pretend, fake, recreate something Olivia put on an American accent because she thought it made her sound cool
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Myślałem, że on znowu mnie nabiera. start learning
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I thought that he was putting me on again.
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podawać kogoś (do telefonu), połączyć z kimś (telefonicznie) Jane, czy możesz dać swoją mamę do telefonu? start learning
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Jane, can put your mom on the phone? Jessica’s just upstairs. Hang on a minute and I’ll put her on!
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nastawiać coś, stawiać coś (do gotowania) start learning
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postawić na coś, stawiać coś na coś (np. na konia) start learning
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Geoff put £10 on Arsenal to win the cup final. Don't put everything on one card.
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przygotowywać, wystawiać coś przygotowywać coś, wystawiać coś (sztukę) start learning
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put on, present, host, organize something The Globe Theatre in London puts on a lot of fantastic plays. Our local pub is putting on a gig for charity next month.
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zakładać coś, nakładać coś (o ubraniu) start learning
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put on, Get dressed, start wearing
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Ona zwichnęła kostkę w dniu zawodów. start learning
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put out, Hurt or injure (usually about the back or joints) She put her ankle out on the day of the competition.
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ogłaszać coś, prezentować coś, wydawać coś, publikować, wyprodukować start learning
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put out, Broadcast, publish, produce and make public, introduce to market Apple puts out a new iPhone once a year. The police have put out an official statement following the bank robbery.
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narażać kogoś na niedogodności, zawracać komuś głowę start learning
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put out, Inconvenience, create extra work for I can easily stay at a hotel. Please don’t put yourself out just because I’m coming to visit!
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On wyciągnął rękę i poprosił mnie do tańca. start learning
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He put his hand out and asked me for a dance.
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zgasić coś, ugasić coś (np. światło, ogień) start learning
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put out something, Stop from burning, extinguish
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przekonywać do czegoś, mówić o czymś start learning
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łączyć kogoś, przełączyć kogoś, przekierować kogoś (telefonicznie) start learning
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put through, Connect someone by phone Please hold while I put you through to our sales team
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doświadczać kogoś czymś (ciężko) start learning
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put through, make someone do something difficult
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płacić komuś za coś (np. szkołę) start learning
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put through, Pay for someone’s education
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doprowadzić coś do skutku start learning
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put through, Ensure something is submitted, approved or implemented With this substantial majority, the ruling party can put through its new measures on housing. The local council has put through plans to redevelop the city centre.
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testować kogoś każąc mu zrobić coś trudnego start learning
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put through, Test or trial something
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złożyć coś, zmontować coś, poskładać coś start learning
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put something together, assemble something, put together something
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put together, Compile, organise, create from separate items
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Jack połączył wszystkie fakty i wiedział, kto był mordercą. start learning
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Jack put all the facts together and he knew who the murderer was.
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put towards, Use an amount of money to cover part of the cost of something
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przenocować kogoś, pozwalać zatrzymać się komuś (u siebie w domu) ph. v start learning
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put up, Allow someone to stay for a short time I had nowhere to stay, so my friends agreed to put me up for a couple of nights.
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wysunąć czyjąś kandydaturę start learning
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put somebody up, Suggest someone as a candidate
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wznosić coś, wybudować coś, stawiać coś Firma postawi budynek w rok start learning
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put something up, to build, to erect The company will put the building up in a year.
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podwyższać coś (np. ceny) start learning
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put up, Raise the price or value of something
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rozwiesić coś, wywiesić coś (np. obraz) start learning
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put up, Fix or hang on a wall or vertical surface Do you mind if I put up some posters in the window of your cafe?’ Can you help me to put up some shelves in the garage?
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wystawiać coś (na sprzedaż) start learning
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put something up, display something (for sale)
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namawiać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś (głupiego lub niebezpiecznego) Nie namówisz mnie do zrobienia czegoś głupiego, Ona namówiła go do zrobienia czegoś niebezpiecznego start learning
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put somebody up to something, Encourage someone to do something bad You won't put me up to something stupid., She put him up to something dangerous.
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znosić, wytrzymać, tolerować (kogoś lub coś) Nie mogę już znieść jego zachowania! start learning
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put up with, endure, tolerate (someone or something) I can't put up with his behaviour anymore!
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