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account for (I can't account for his actions at all) start learning
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wyliczać się (z pieniędzy), wyjaśniać
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allow for (Allowing for depreciation your car should be worth ... this time next year) start learning
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ask after = ask for news of (I met Tom at the party and he asked after you) start learning
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ask for (Go to the office and ask for my secretary) start learning
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back away (When he took a gun out everyone backed away nervously) start learning
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back out (He agreed to help but backed out when he found how difficult it was) start learning
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back sb up (The headmaster never backed up his staff) start learning
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być z dala (przynajmniej na jedną noc)
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be for (often used with gerund) start learning
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be in for (I'm afraid we are in for the bumpy flight) start learning
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doświadczyć czegoś (zazwyczaj nieprzyjemnego)
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be up to (After his illness he continued in office though he was no longer up to the work/up to doing the work) start learning
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bear out (This report bears out my theory) start learning
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bear up (The news of her death was a great shock to him but he bore up bravely) start learning
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przyjąć złe wieści ze spokojem
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blow out (The wind blew out the candle) start learning
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blow up (The children blew up their ballons) start learning
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boil over (The milk boiled over and there was a horrible smell of burning) start learning
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rozbić liczbę, na grupy; zniszczyć/rozwalić
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break in/break into (I was telling them about my travels when he broke in with a story of his own) start learning
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break off (They were in the middle of the conversation but broke off when someone came into the room) start learning
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odłamać, zerwać (zaręczyny), nagle przerwać
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break out (War broke out on 4 August. The police are looking for a man who broke out of prison last night.) start learning
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rozpocząć się (dotyczy wojen, epidemii itp), uciec przy pomocy siły.
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bring someone/something round (She fainted with the pain but a little brandy soon brought her round. After an argument I brought him round to my point of view.) start learning
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przekonać, powrócić do przytomności, przynieść
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bring up (At the last meeting he brought up the question of raising the annual subscription) start learning
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