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Question		Answer
poszukiwać kogoś/czegoś, śledzić / chcieć czegos, próbować cos wymusić start learning		be after somebody/something the police are after the bank robbers / James is after a new bicycle for his birthday.
być przeciwko start learning		be against
być za czymś start learning		be for something
oczekiwać czegos (negatywnego) start learning		be in for Look at the clouds. I think we are in for bed weather today
Nie chcieć czegoś dłużej / Być nieobecnym start learning		be off Jack was off school last week because he had the flue. / I used to love pizza, but but I’m off it now
być pokazywanym w telewizji w teatrze start learning		be on There is a new play on at the theater
Nie mieć czegoś / brakować czegoś start learning		be out off something The supermarket was out of bread
Być obudzonym poza łóżkiem start learning		be up I was up all night
Przestać działać / załamać się / zerwać (negocjacje) start learning		Break down She broke down and cried / Government negociations broke down last week
włamywać się / zakłucić (spotkanie) start learning		to break in / break into My flat was broken into while I was away / The secretary broke in on the meeting to bring us coffee
uciekać z start learning		break out of
wybuchać (wojna, pożar) start learning		break out
Zerwać (ze soba, z kimś, zakończyć relację) start learning		Break up The couple broke up for a while but then got back together
zerwać na święta start learning		break up for the holidays The school will break up for the holidays soon
spowodować start learning		bring about The heavy rains brought about severe flooding
zasugerować pomysł start learning		Bring forward Some excellent ideas were brought forward at the annual meeting
spowodować (wypadek / problem) start learning		bring on Her astma attack was brought about/on by the smoky atmosphere
Opublikować / wprowadzać na rynek start learning		bring out He has just brought out a new record
przekonać / ocucić start learning		bring round I’m trying to bring my father round to my ideas
wychowywać / wspomnieć, zacząć jakiś temat start learning		bring up Dad brought up the subject of holidays during dinner last night
oddzwonić start learning		call back
wymagać czegoś / potrzebować start learning		call for something This job calls for knowledge of a foreign language. / They called for a doctor.
odwołać start learning		call off
zawołać start learning		call out call out for help
dać się ponieść emocjom, być podekscytowanym start learning		be carried away the audience was carried away by the singer’s performance
zrobić coś dobrze, z sukcesem start learning		carry off
kontynuować start learning		carry on
wykonać, zastosować start learning		carry out Scientists carry out experiments in their laboratories
natknąć się start learning		come across
pojawiać się/zbliżać się start learning		come along I was waiting for the bus when Emma came along.
otrzymać coś, dostać start learning		come by
rozchorować sie start learning		come down with come down with the flu
odziedziczyć start learning		come into
odnieść sukces / zostawic start learning		come off The private detective came off the case when he couldn’t solve it
ukazywać się/wychodzić, wychodzić na jaw / zostać opublikowanym / zaczynać kwitnąć / strajkować start learning		come out his new best-seller has just come out
przyjść, odwiedzić start learning		come over Why don’t you come over and see my new garden?
dochodzić do siebie / zmienić punkt widzenia / odwiedzić zwyczajowo start learning		come round come round to the fact / come round after the operation/ come round and see my garden
powstać, wydarzyć się (problem) start learning		come up
napotykać trudności start learning		come up against The builders came up against some major problems...
wpaść na coś, wymyślić coś start learning		come up with
ograniczyć start learning		cut down on sugar consumption
obciąć pieniądze start learning		cut down money
wtrącić się start learning		cut into I’m sorry to cut into your conversation...
odciąć, wyizolować start learning		cut off
odciąć niepotrzebne start learning		cut out cut out some of the text
nadawac sie do jakiegos zawodu start learning		be cut out for I do not think Alison is cut out to be a nurse.
pozbyć się kogoś / znieść start learning		do away with Government did away with housing tax
pozbyć się kogoś start learning		do away with sb The politician thought that someone was trying to do away with him.
zrobić dom, wyremontować (dom, stary samochód) start learning		do up
zapakować, zawiązać, wystroić się, wyremontowac dom/auto start learning		do up
chcieć, potrzebować start learning		do with sth We could do with a new washing machine
robić, kontynuować coś bez czegoś start learning		do without
Zwolnić żeby się zatrzymać (pociąg, autobus, / Przyciągać ludzi start learning		draw in The train drew in to the station exactly on time
zredagować, sporządzić (umowę, kontrakt, testament) / zatrzymać się (o pojeździe) start learning		draw up The car drew up next to me and the driver asked for direction
rozpadać się/załamywać się start learning		fall apart The book is so old that it’s falling apart / Despite months of preparation their plans fell apart at the last minute
uciec do czegoś, kogoś start learning		fall back on You can always fall back on your skills as a teacher, if you don’t make it as an artist
zostawać w tyle, mieć zaległości start learning		fall behind The slowest run fall behind very quickly after the race had started / if you fall behind with the payments, we may take legal action.
zostać oszukanym start learning		fall for Mike was so handsome and charming that Sarah fell for him immediately lots of people fell for the common man tricks before he was caught by the police
zgodzić się na coś start learning		fall in with i’ll fall in with whatever you plan for the weekend
pokłucić się z kimś start learning		fall out I think Kate and Peter have fallen out, they aren’t speaking to each other
zakomunikować, przekazać (znaczenie) start learning		get across The teacher tried to get across the main ideas of the theory to her class without confusing them
dogadywać się start learning		get along I generally get along with my boss, although we disagree sometimes
zmierzać do czegoś słownie / dostać sie do czegoś (pudełka na szafie) start learning		get at I can’t get at the box because the shelf it’s on is too high I don’t understand what you are getting at. Can you explain what you mean?
uciec, umknąć start learning		get away The thieves managed to get away, even though the police were looking for them
unikać czegoś (np. płacenia podatków) start learning		get away from there is no getting away from paying taxes
uniknąć kary za coś / wymigać się od czegoś / uciec ze skradzionymi rzeczami start learning		get away with no one should get away with breaking the law The burglars got away with the jewellery
dawać sobie radę finansowo start learning		get by I earn enough money to get by, but I haven’t managed to save much lately
zabrać się do czegoś na poważnie start learning		get down to You really must get down to work the exams start next week
rozpocząć podróż / uniknąć kary start learning		get off we have to get off early to get to London on time
nie zastać ukaranym start learning		get off with because it was his first offence, he got off with a warning from the judge
robić postępy / przyjść późno, zbliżyć się / mieć przyjacielskie relacje z kimś start learning		get on by the time you got home, it was getting on for midnight
kontynuować po przerwaniu / być w dobrych stosunkach start learning		get on with after the phone call, I got on with my work
wyzdrowieć, dochodzić do siebie (np. po chorobie, wypadku) / pokonać problem start learning		get over no problem is too big to get over Bill got over his illness quickly and returned to work
rozchodzić się, rozpowszechniać (wieści) start learning		get round The news go around the office fast
znaleźć właściwy czas na zrobienie czegoś start learning		get round to I haven’t got round to ironing this clothes yet I’ve been very busy
Przetrwać trudne chwile / Połączyć się telefonicznie / Uporać się z czymś / Zużywać coś jak chleb pieniądze start learning		get through after several attempts, I finally got through to the radio station / Susan got through the work quickly, so she was able to leave early we got through two loaves of bread today / despite the cold they got through the winter without too many problems
wpłynąć na czyjeś uczucia start learning		get to what he said, reallyreally got to her, and she started to cry
zdradzić, ujawnić / stracić, zaprzepaścić start learning		give away she gave away her chances of promotion, when she shouted at her boss someone is giving away secret information
poddać się, doręczać start learning		give in you must give in your assignments at the end of the week
wydzielać (ciepło / zapach) start learning		give off this fire gives off a lot of heat
rozdawać / kończyć się start learning		give out when they supplies gave out, the team decided to abandon their trip The teacher gave out the exam papers after everyone had set down
poddawać się/rezygnować start learning		give up the thieves gave themselves up and were taken to prison
iść przodem, kontynuować start learning		go ahead go ahead with the project since you have already started it
iść dobrze start learning		go along, go on these are going on fine at the moment things are going along fine at the moment
postępować z czymś naprzód / zgadzać sie z kimś lub czymś start learning		go along with
sięgać wstecz start learning		go back The records in the office, go back 10 years
złamać obietnicę, porozumienie start learning		go back on I hope he doesn’t go back on his promise
upływać / przechodzić obok (np. o szansie) start learning		go by Time goes by very quickly when you are enjoying yourself
zatonąć/obniżać się/spadać start learning		go down House prices are going down which is good news for buyers let’s sit and watch the Sun go down from your balcony
zachorować start learning		go down with Pam isn’t in today, she’s gone down with the flu
wziąć udział start learning		go in for did you go in for the poetry competition?
dokładnie zbadać start learning		go into The fraud team are going into the matter thoroughly
eksplodować, załączyć alarm / zostać wyłączonym / zepsuć sie (o jedzeniu) start learning		go off put the milk in the fridge, otherwise it will go off my alarm went off at 6 o’clock this morning / the electricity went off when there was a power cut this afternoon
kontynuować/dziać się / zdarzyć się / załączyć start learning		go on things are going on fine at the moment
wygasić (np. pożar), przestać sie palic start learning		go out The candle went out when a gust of wind blew through the window
przejrzeć dokładnie, powtórzyć start learning		go over The accountant went over the receipt book to try to find a mistake please could you go over what you said again
krążyć (wieści, choroba) / rozglądać sie / wystarczy, żeby każdy miał swój udział start learning		go round The news went around the office quickly is there enough coffee to go round or shall I make some more?
przeglądać uważnie / zużyć, wydać / doświadczyć, wytrzymać start learning		go through he has gone through some difficult periods this year they went through the survey results carefully
dokończyć coś pomimo sprzeciwu, przeprowadzić coś (carry out) start learning		go through with Robert has decided to go through with his plan to change jobs this year
iść w górę, wzrastać start learning		go up The price of petrol has gone up again. The cost of running a car is increasing.
obejść się bez czegoś start learning		go without they had a difficult childhood they often had to go without things they needed

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