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psuć się, zepsuć start learning		break down
zerwać, rozstać się start learning		break up
to make sth to happen (cause) start learning		bring about what brought about the change in his attitude
to make somebody who is unconscious become conscious again start learning		bring sb round
odwołać start learning		call off
kontynuować start learning		carry on
przeprowadzać realizować start learning		carry out
dogonić, nadrobić, to reach somebody who is ahead by going faster /to reach the same level or standard as somebody who was better or more advanced start learning		catch up with I will catch you up/ after missing a term through illness he had to work hard to catch up with the others
natknąć się start learning		come across
zachorować na coś start learning		come down with
to say something especially something surprising or rude start learning		come out with he came out with a stream of abuse
to reduce the size amount or number of something start learning		cut down (on/to)
to make something fall down by cutting it at the base start learning		cut down some trees has been cut down
to have the qualities and abilities needed for something start learning		be cut out for
to fasten a coat, skirt/ to repair and decorate a house etc. start learning		do up she never bothers to do his jacket up/ he makes money by buying old houses and doing them up
manage without somebody something start learning		do without she can't do without a secretary
zakochać się start learning		fall for
kłócić się start learning		fall out with
nie dojść do skutku/nie udawać się (to not be completed or not happen) start learning		fall through our plans fell through because of lack of money
to become indicated or understood/ to succeed in communicating something start learning		get across (to sb) your meaning didn't really get across /he's not very good at getting his ideas across
to receive a relatively light punishment/ to do something wrong and not be punished for it start learning		get away with he was lucky to get away with only a fine/ don't be tempted to cheat you will never get away with it
to have a friendly relationship with somebody start learning		get on with/ get along with sb
used to talk or ask about how well somebody is doing a task start learning		get on with I'm not getting on very fast with this job
to deal with or gain control of something (overcome) start learning		get over she can't get over her shyness
to return to your usual state of health happiness Etc after an illness, shock, the end of relationship Etc start learning		get over he was disappointed at not getting a jib, but he will get over it
to admit that you have been defeated by somebody something /to agree to do something that you do not want to do start learning		give in to the rebels were forced to give in/ the authorities have shown no signs of giving in to the kidnappers' demands
schodzić (np. ze schodów), zstępować (np. z nieba), obniżać (np. lot) start learning		go down
to remain strong and working effectively/ to delay or block the movement or progress of somebody something start learning		hold up she is holding up well under the pressure/ and accident is holding up traffic
nadążać, dotrzymywać kroku, być na bieżąco start learning		keep up with
to continue to be in contact with somebody start learning		keep up with sb how many of your old school friends do you keep up with
zawieść, rozczarować start learning		let down
opiekować się start learning		look after
patrzeć na kogoś z góry start learning		look down on sb
szukać/ to hole for something to expect something start learning		look for
to look for information in a dictionary or reference book or by using a computer start learning		look up can you look up the opening times on the website
podziwiać kogoś start learning		look up to sb
to menace to see somebody something or read or hear something start learning		make out I could just make out a figure in the Darkness
wymyślić/ to form sth(constitude) start learning		make up he made up some excuse about his daughter being sick
uśpić (zwierzę) start learning		put down
to make somebody look or feel stupid especially in front of other people start learning		put sb down
to change something to a later time or date start learning		put off
to cancel a meeting or Arrangement that you have made with somebody start learning		put sb off it's too late to put them off now
to make somebody lose interest in or enthusiasm for something somebody/ to make somebody dislike somebody something or not to trust them start learning		put sb off sth the accident put her off driving for life/ don't be put off by how it looks-it tastes delicious
tolerować, znosić start learning		put up with
the lose power or stop working start learning		run down the battery has run down
skończyć się, wyczerpać się start learning		run out of
wyruszać (w drogę) start learning		set off
to be an abbreviation or symbol of something (znaczyć coś, być skrótem od czegoś) start learning		stand for
to support or represent something start learning		stand for I hated the organization and all it stood for
to support or defend somebody something start learning		stand up for always stand up for your friends
być podobnym do kogoś start learning		take after
to allow somebody to stay in your home start learning		take in
to make somebody believe something that is not true start learning		take in it took me in completely with her story
to include or cover something start learning		take in the tour takes in six European capitals
startować (o samolocie) start learning		take off
to become successful or popular very quickly or suddenly start learning		take off
to start or begin something such as a job/ to learn or start to do something especially for pleasure start learning		take up he takes up his duties next week/ Dave taken up golf
besztać, upominać, ochrzaniać start learning		tell off
odrzucać (ofertę), odmawiać (komuś) start learning		turn down
okazać się start learning		turn out
to arrive /to happen especially by chance start learning		turn up she's still hoping something will turn up
zatrzymać się na poboczu start learning		pull over
zatrzymać się (of a vehicle or its driver) start learning		pull up
to leave a place especially in order to do something start learning		go off she went off to get a drink
if the light, the electricity goes off it stops working start learning		go off suddenly the lights went off
to go to sleep start learning		go off
zepsuć się (o jedzeniu) start learning		go off
just of liking somebody/ sth or lose interest in them start learning		go off sb Jane seems to be going of Paul
to help somebody or be friends with them even in difficult situations start learning		stand by
to still believe or agree with something you said decided or agreed earlier start learning		stand by she still stands by every word she said
be presented when something bad is happening but not do anything to stop it start learning		stand by how can you stand by and see him accused of something he didn't do
to provide support for somebody something start learning		back up the rebels backed up their demands with threats
to phone a place especially the place where you work/ to ask for the service of somebody start learning		call in several people have called in sick today/ to call in a doctor
to make somebody something move away from something or stop being involved in it start learning		pull out they are pulling their troops out of the war zone
to try to avoid something bad happening or doing something bad start learning		look out for you should look out for pickpockets
Stawić czemuś czoła- to accept and deal with something that is difficult or unpleasant start learning		face up to she had to face up to the fact that she would never walk again
to make known something that somebody wants to keep Secret start learning		give away she gave away State secrets to the enemy
to give something as a gift start learning		give away
to gradually disappear or stop start learning		wear off the effect of the drug will soon wear off
przenocować kogoś start learning		put sb up

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