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Run with (realizować / podchwycić pomysł) start learning
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Run with (carry out/pick up an idea)
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To accept an idea and start using it or developing it start learning
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To accept an idea and start using it or developing it
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Fight against (walczyć przeciwko / zwalczać) start learning
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To try very hard to stop something from happening start learning
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To try very hard to stop something from happening
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Get across (przekazać / wytłumaczyć) start learning
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Get across (to convey/explain)
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To make someone understand something clearly start learning
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To make someone understand something clearly
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Turn down (odrzucić ofertę) start learning
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Turn down (reject the offer)
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start learning
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Stand off (zwolnić tymczasowo / odesłać na przymusowy urlop) start learning
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Stand off (to lay off temporarily/to send on compulsory leave)
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To reduce employee's hours of work because of shortage of work start learning
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To reduce employee's hours of work because of shortage of work
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Find out (dowiedzieć się) start learning
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1. To get information or learn a new fact start learning
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1. To get information or learn a new fact
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Give up (zrezygnować z czegoś / oddać) start learning
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Give up (give up something)
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To stop owning or doing something start learning
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To stop owning or doing something
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Phase in (wprowadzać stopniowo) start learning
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Phase in (introduce gradually)
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To introduce something new in slow stages start learning
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To introduce something new in slow stages
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start learning
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To continue doing something start learning
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To continue doing something
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Hand over (przekazać obowiązki) start learning
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To give responsibility or control to someone else start learning
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To give responsibility or control to someone else
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Give in (poddać się / ulec) start learning
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To finally agree to what someone wants after refusing for a while start learning
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To finally agree to what someone wants after refusing for a while
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To decide that a planned event will not happen start learning
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To decide that a planned event will not happen
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Stand in (for) (zastępować kogoś) start learning
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To do someone else’s job for a short time while they are away start learning
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To do someone else's job for a short time while they are away
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Hold down (utrzymać się w pracy) start learning
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To manage to keep a job for a period of time start learning
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To manage to keep a job for a period of time
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Build into (uwzględnić w / włączyć w strukturę) start learning
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Build into (include in / incorporate into structure)
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1. To make something a permanent part of a larger plan or system start learning
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1. To make something a permanent part of a larger plan or system
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Break up (rozpaść się / podzielić na mniejsze części) start learning
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Break up (fall apart / divide into smaller parts)
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To divide a large company or organization into smaller parts start learning
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To divide a large company or organization into smaller parts
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Bring down (redukować / obniżać np. ceny) start learning
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Bring down (reduce / lower e.g. prices)
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Bring out (wprowadzić na rynek / wydać) start learning
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Bring out (to market/release)
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To produce something new and start selling it start learning
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To produce something new and start selling it
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Hold back (wstrzymać / opóźnić) start learning
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To stop something from moving forward or happening start learning
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To stop something from moving forward or happening
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Fill in (wypełnić np. formularz) start learning
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Fill in (e.g. fill out a form)
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To write all the necessary information on a document start learning
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To write all the necessary information on a document
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Break down (załamać się / nie dojść do skutku) start learning
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To fail or stop working (usually about talks or negotiations) start learning
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To fail or stop working (usually about talks or negotiations)
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Bring up (podnieść temat / wspomnieć o czymś) start learning
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Bring up (bring up a topic/mention something)
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To start talking about a specific subject start learning
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To start talking about a specific subject
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Gear up (szykować się / mobilizować siły) start learning
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Gear up (get ready/mobilize forces)
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To get ready for a special activity or event start learning
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To get ready for a special activity or event
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Cut down (on) (ograniczyć zużycie) start learning
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Burn out (wypalić się zawodowo) start learning
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To become too tired or sick because you have worked too hard start learning
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To become too tired or sick because you have worked too hard
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Back out (wycofać się z umowy) start learning
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Back out (withdraw from the contract)
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To decide not to do something that you previously agreed to do start learning
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To decide not to do something that you previously agreed to do
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Take up (podjąć się / zacząć nową pracę) start learning
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Take up (start a new job)
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To start a new job or a new responsibility start learning
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To start a new job or a new responsibility
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start learning
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To make something slow or late start learning
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To make something slow or late
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Get on (radzić sobie / odnosić sukcesy) start learning
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Get on (to cope/to succeed)
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To be successful in your career or life start learning
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To be successful in your career or life
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Carry out (wykonywać obowiązki) start learning
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To do a particular piece of work or a task start learning
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To do a particular piece of work or a task
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Get (something) back (odyskać np. pieniądze) start learning
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Get (something) back (e.g. money)
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To receive something again that you had before start learning
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To receive something again that you had before
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Get out (wyprodukować / przygotować dokumenty) start learning
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Get out (produce/prepare documents)
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To produce or publish something start learning
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To produce or publish something
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Get ahead (robić postępy / wybić się) start learning
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Get ahead (make progress/get ahead)
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To be successful and move forward in your career start learning
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To be successful and move forward in your career
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Put off (przełożyć na później) start learning
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Put off (put off until later)
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To change the date of an event to a later time start learning
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To change the date of an event to a later time
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Put out (zlecić na zewnątrz / wydelegować) start learning
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Put out (outsource/delegate)
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To give work to someone else to do – usually not in your company (often freelancers) start learning
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To give work to someone else to do – usually not in your company (often freelancers)
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Opt out (wycofać się / zrezygnować z udziału) start learning
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Opt out (withdraw/resign from participation)
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To choose not to be part of an activity or plan start learning
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To choose not to be part of an activity or plan
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Take on (zatrudnić kogoś) start learning
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To hire or start employing someone start learning
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To hire or start employing someone
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Cancel out (równoważyć się / niwelować) start learning
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Cancel out (balance out/level out)
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To take away the effect of something else start learning
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To take away the effect of something else
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Fall behind (zostać w tyle za konkurencją) start learning
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Fall behind the competition
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To have fewer sales or make less profit than another company start learning
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To have fewer sales or make less profit than another company
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