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The firefighters fought the blaze while the crowd looked on. start learning
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przyglądać się, rozglądać się
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We decided to push on to the top of the mountain while there was still daylight. start learning
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kontynuować podróż, iść dalej, posuwać się naprzód
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Why do you sit about and watch films? You can't just sit around. You have to go to work. start learning
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I don't know what this word means. I will look it up in a dictionary. start learning
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znajdować coś, wyszukiwać coś (np. informacje w słowniku, komputerze), sprawdzać coś (np. w słowniku, internecie)
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I have to go over your proposal. start learning
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I can always count on my friends start learning
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Stop slouching in the chair like that. Sit up. start learning
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Many athletes use steroids to build themselves up. start learning
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He pointed this problem out at the last meeting. start learning
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wskazywać na coś, zwrócić uwagę na coś
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She sat out the game alone in the darkest corner of the room. start learning
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przesiedzieć coś (nie brać w czymś udziału)
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I want to head off to some deserted island and start a life as a hermit. start learning
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Let's get away from this island and head out to open sea. start learning
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udać się, wyjść, wyruszyć (gdzieś)
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The coach was heading for Warsaw. start learning
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ruszać w kierunku czegoś, kierować się do
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start learning
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The coach didn't pick her out so that she could sit and do nothing. start learning
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I will never live up to the expectations of my father. start learning
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spełniać czyjeś oczekiwania
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A bulb in the kitchen burned out yesterday start learning
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I've cut carbs out of my diet. start learning
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He skillfully picked the duck off. start learning
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He lost his balance and fell over. start learning
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wywracać się/przewracać się
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I won't fall for her lies again. start learning
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My sister is falling for my best friend. start learning
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The rumors will blow over soon. This whole thing will blow over and be gone by tomorrow morning. start learning
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mijać, umilknąć, przycichnąć (np. burza, rozmowa)
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pass something on to somebody Pass on my best wishes to her. start learning
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przekazać coś komuś (informację)
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My teenage daughter is running up a huge phone bill. start learning
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The fog will not let up until midday. The rain is letting up. start learning
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He covered his mistake up with a smile. start learning
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ukryć (fakty), zatuszować
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