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Question		Answer
wsiąść (do pojazdu) start learning		get on Bus was full. We couldn't get on
odjechać start learning		drive off A woman got into the car and drove off
wrócić start learning		come back Sarah is coming back on Saturday
obrócić się start learning		turn round When I touched him on the shoulder, he turned round
zepsuć się (stop working) start learning		break down The car broke down
Uważaj/Bądź ostrożny (Be careful) start learning		look out Look out! There's a car coming.
wystartować (go into the air)/zdjąć (np. buty) start learning		take off I was nervouse as the plan took off. I took off my shoes.
radzić sobie/Jak poszło(how did you do?) start learning		get on How was the exam? How did you get on?
poradzić sobie/dać radę (manage) start learning		get by My english isn't very good, but it's enough to get by.
uciec od/przed start learning		run away from Why did you run away from me?
nadążać za start learning		keep up with You're too fast, I can't keep up with you
patrzeć w górę na coś start learning		look up at We looked up at the plane as it flew above us.
Oczekiwać na coś start learning		look forward to Are you looking forward to your trip?
włączyć (na przykład jeśli jest pokrętło) start learning		turn on I turned on the light. I turned the light on. I turned it on.
wypełnić formularz start learning		fill in/fill out the form
wyrzucić start learning		throw away
budzić się start learning		wake up
dostać się do środka start learning		get in How did the thieves get in?
wpuścić kogoś start learning		let somebody in Here's a key. Let yourself in
zanurkować start learning		dive in Lisa walked up to the edge of the pool and dived in.
wprowadzać się start learning		move in I've got a new apartment. I'm moving in tomorrow.
zameldować się/odprawić start learning		check in As soon as I get to the airport, I checked in
wyjść start learning		walk out He just stood up and walked out.
zamknięty na zewnątrz (np. brak klucza do domu) start learning		lock out I had no key, so I was locked out.
wyjść wspinająć się (np. z basenu) start learning		climb out Lisa swam up and down the pool and then she climbed out.
rozejrzeć sie na zewnątrz start learning		look out Andy opened the window and looked out.
wymeldować się (z hotelu) start learning		check out What time do we have to check out?
wpaść na chwilę bez za chwilę start learning		drop in I dropped in to see Chris on my way home
dołączyć (gdy coś już trwa) start learning		join in They were playing cards, so I joined in
wpiąć do prądu start learning		plug in Fridge is not working, because you haven't plugged it in
oszukać kogoś/nabrać (deceive somebody) start learning		take somebody in He said he was a policeman - I was completely taken in
jeść na mieście start learning		eat out Fridge was empty, so I decided to eat out.
przerwać coś/porzucić start learning		drop out I dropped out college after a year
uniknąć robienia czegoś start learning		get out I promised I'd go to the wedding and I can't get out of it now.
wyciąć coś (np. z gazety) start learning		cut something out
ominąć coś start learning		leave something out You can omit the word "that" in the sentence "She said that she was ill".
skreślić coś start learning		cross something out
wymazać coś start learning		rub something out
przestać działać start learning		go out Lights in the building went out
zgasić/wyłączyć start learning		put out (a fire/a cigarette/a light) We put the fire out.
zgasić/wyłączyć światło start learning		turn out a light I turned the lights out before leaving
zdmuchnąć (np. świeczkę) start learning		blow out (a candle)
ćwiczyć fizycznie/rozwijać się, działać/wychodzić (matematyczny wynik)/policzyć start learning		work out I work out at the gym/I left the company, because things didn't work out/Total bill is 300, that works out at 50 each/I can't work it out in my head
wykonać/zrealizować start learning		carry out (an experiment/an order/a survey/a plan) Soldiers are expected to carry out orders.
pokłócić się start learning		fall out (with somebody) David fell out with his father
dowiedzieć się (get information) start learning		find out (that/what/when)/find out about something
rozdać start learning		give/hand things out
zwrócić czyjąć uwagę na coś (draw attention to something) start learning		point something out (to somebody) Our guide pointed out all the sights.
zużyć coś do końca start learning		run out (of something) We ran out of petrol
załatwić coś/uporządkować/znaleźć rozwiązanie start learning		sort something out There are a few problems to sort out
okazać się start learning		turn out to be, turn out good/nice etc., turn out that
sprawdzić coś, przetestować start learning		try out a machine/a system/a new idea
zostawić światła włączone start learning		leave the lights on
włączyć/wyłączyć coś start learning		switch something on/off Is the heating on? No, I switched it off.
odtworzyć muzykę (play it) start learning		put on some music/a CD I haven't listened to this CD yet. Shall I put it on?
dziać się (happen) start learning		go on What's going on? (What's happening?)
odwołać (cancel) start learning		call something off
opóźnić, przełożyć (delay it) start learning		put something off The wedding has been put off until January
Założyć, włożyć start learning		put on clothes, glasses, make-up, a seat belt... I put my gloves on
przybrać na wadze (get heavier) start learning		put on weight I've put on two kilograms in the last month.
przymierzyć ubrania start learning		try on clothes (to see if they fit)
zdjąć start learning		take off clothes, glasses Take off your jacket
wybierać się/podróżować gdzieś(go to) start learning		be off (to a place) Tomorrow I'm off to Paris
odchodzić/odjeżdżać/ start learning		walk off/run off/drive off/ride off/go off Diane got on therbike and rode off
Wyruszyć (start a journey) start learning		set off we set off very earlyto avoid the traffic
Wystartować (samolot, leave the ground) start learning		take off clothes, glasses
odprowadzić kogoś (go with them to the ariport/station to say goodbye) start learning		see somebody off We went to the station to see Helen off
kontynuować coś (jazdę, marsz, grę itd) start learning		drive on/walk on/play on Shall we stop at this petrol station or shall we drive on to the next one?
kontynuować start learning		go on
kontynować robienie czegoś start learning		go on/carry on doing something We can't go on spending money like this
kontynuować coś start learning		go on with/carry on with Don't let me disturb you., Please carry on with what you're doing
robić coś ciągle lub to powtarzać start learning		keep on doing something He keep on criticising me. I'm fed up with it
progress start learning		get on How are you getting on in your new job?
dogadywać się, mieć dobrą relację start learning		get on (with somebody) They don't get on
kontynuować coś, zwykle po przerwie start learning		get on with something I must get on with my work, I have a lot to do
zasnąć start learning		doze off/drop off/nod off
dokończyć coś (do the last part of something) start learning		finish something off
eksplodować start learning		go off A bomb went off in the city centre.
dzwonić (ring), na przykłąd budzik start learning		go off (alarm) Did you hear the alarm go off?
zniechęcić kogoś (cause somebody not to want somehting or to do something) start learning		put somebody off
oszukać kogoś (nieformalnie) start learning		rip somebody off
popisywać się start learning		show off
okrzyczeć kogoś, nagadać start learning		tell somebody off She told me off for drinking
powiesić start learning		put something up (on a wall etc)
podnieść coś start learning		pick something up
wstać start learning		stand up
podgłośnić coś start learning		turn something up Can you turn up the TV a bit?
zdjąć coś start learning		take something down
odłożyć coś start learning		put something down I put down my pen.
pochylić się start learning		sit down/bend down/lie down
zmniejszyć (ustawić na mniej, np. ogrzewanie) start learning		turn something down The oven is too hot. Turn it down to 150 degrees
zniszczyć, wyciąć, wysadzić start learning		knock down (a building), blow soemthing down, cut something down etc
być powalonym/potrąconym itp start learning		be knocked down A man was knocked down by a car and taken to a hospital
spłonąć (be destroyed by fire) start learning		burn down
zwolnić start learning		slow down
uspokoić się lub kogoś start learning		calm (somebody) down
zmniejszyć coś, zredukować start learning		cut down (on something) I'm trying to cut down on coffee
przestać działać, zepsuć się, rozlecieć się (sprzęty, relacje itd) start learning		break down
zamknąć biznes/działalność start learning		close down/shut down
zawieść kogoś (disappoint them because you didn't do what they hoped) start learning		let somebody down
odrzucić coś (wniosek, ofertę, kogoś) start learning		turn somebody/something down Alice wa offered the job, but she decided to turn it down/Karol applied for several jobs, but he was turned down for all of them
zapisać coś na papierze/zanotować start learning		write something down
zbliżać się start learning		go up/come up/walk up (to)
dogonić kogoś start learning		catch up (with somebody), catch somebody up
dorównać komuś, dotrzymać tempa start learning		keep up (with somebody)
rozpocząć coś, stworzyć coś start learning		set up an organisation, a company, abusiness, a system
zacząć coś robić start learning		take up a hobby, a sport, an activity
zaaranżować coś, ustawić termin start learning		fix up a meeting etc We've fixed up a meeting for next Monday
dorosnąć start learning		grow up
wychować dziecko start learning		bring up a child
posprzątać start learning		clean/clear/tidy up
pozmywać start learning		wash up
skończyć gdzieś, na czymś start learning		end up somewhere, end up doing something He ended up in hospital. He ended up sleeping on a bench at the station
poddać się, przestać coś robić start learning		give up, give something up
tworzyć, wchodzić w skład start learning		make up something, be made up of something Children under 16 make up half the population of the city
zużyć czas albo przestrzeń start learning		take up space or time
pojawić się start learning		turn up/show up
zużyć coś start learning		use something up

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