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How dare you answer back like that?! start learning
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odpowiadać niegrzecznie, pyskować
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You can't make me answer for his mistakes. That's unfair! start learning
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odpowiadać za coś, ponosić odpowiedzialność
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I can answer for her qualifications in the field. start learning
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He seems to be really interested - he keeps asking after you. start learning
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pytać o kogoś, dopytywać sie
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You behave like a moron! Ask her out and then you will know if she likes you or not! start learning
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zaprosić kogoś (do kina, restauracji)
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Will you back me up if I present the alternative solution to the problem? start learning
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Make them sign the agreement so that they would not back out from the project. start learning
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They had to call the meeting off because their partners asked for more time to decide on conditions. start learning
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They got caught quite easily as their runaway car broke down after few miles. start learning
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The discussion broke down because nobody wanted to accept any compromise. start learning
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załamywać się, kończyć się niepowodzeniem
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John is after a job in marketing. start learning
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poszukiwać, gonić, ścigać
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I didn't know Leven has broken up with Joe! start learning
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He burst out laughing when he heard this joke for the first time. start learning
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She cares for her younger sister. start learning
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I hope she will carry out her research as it may be a real breakthrough. start learning
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wypełniać, wykonać, zrealizować
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All the passengers should check in one hour before the departure. start learning
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Please check off all the names on the list to make sure everyone's present. start learning
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zaznaczać (np. na liście)
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Can somebody check out who is at the door? start learning
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I hate when he checks up on me to be sure that I go where I tell him. start learning
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She checked out early in the morning and continued her journey. start learning
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zdać pokój (w hotelu), wymeldować się
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Clean up your room before you leave. start learning
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Next weekend I'm gonna finally clear my wardrobe out. start learning
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The weather's clearing up. start learning
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przejaśniać się (o pogodzie), przechodzić (o chorobie)
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Yes, we had an arguement but we cleared it up already. start learning
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wyjaśniać, rozwiązywać (zagadkę, problem)
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As the sky clouded over, we had to resign from sunbathing that day. start learning
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He said he had no idea how all these things may have come about in his company. start learning
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John came across as being an extremely shy person. start learning
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I came across this precious painting while I was tidying my basement. start learning
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natknąć się (na coś/kogoś)
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We need a new bed, the old one is coming apart. start learning
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Don't wait for me, I don't know when I'll be coming back. start learning
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The first issue of this newspaper came out in 1956. start learning
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pojawiać się, ukazywać się
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You can always depend on me. The tram is late again! You really can't depend on public transport. start learning
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Our decision depends on the results of the test. start learning
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Her voice gradually died away and there was silence again. start learning
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Dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago. start learning
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Why don't they do away with all these stupid rules! start learning
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I'm afraid she'll have to do without my help. start learning
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Do not hesitate to drop in whenever you're in the neighbourhood. start learning
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Sue decided to drop out of school. start learning
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Do you feel like eating out today's evening? start learning
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He doesn't want to enter into details at the moment. start learning
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Her relationship fell apart after two years. When Mark left Eve, her whole world fell apart. start learning
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I fell for her the moment I saw her for the first time. start learning
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Don't stand like this! Fight back! start learning
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Please fill in the application form. start learning
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The room was filled up with people. start learning
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Did you find out how much he had paid? start learning
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Stop fooling around with the knife or you'll get hurt. start learning
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I thought I would never get away from that boring guy! start learning
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We all knew he was lying but he managed to get away with it. start learning
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start learning
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Can I borrow this book? You'll get it back next week. start learning
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I hate autumn. It's always getting me down. start learning
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Did you get her telephone number down? start learning
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What time did you get in last night? start learning
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How did all of you manage to get into such a small car? The doors were closed and I couldn't get in. start learning
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To get to the museum you have to get off at fifth stop. What time do you usually get off work? start learning
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How is she getting on in the marketing course? start learning
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The bus was full so we couldn't get on. start learning
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I and Susan get on with each other. start learning
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mieć przyjazne stosunki z kimś
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I got out of the car and went home. start learning
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start learning
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Mark doesn't go out much. start learning
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wychodzić, spotykać się z ludźmi
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I don't feel like going to her parents but I can't get out of it now. start learning
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It took him over two years to get over his wife's death. start learning
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dochodzić do siebie, pogodzić się z czymś
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There were many technical problems but they got over it. start learning
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znaleźć rozwiązanie problemu
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We still have to get around the lack of resources. start learning
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ominąć problem, znaleźć rozwiązanie
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He got through the exams and got into college. start learning
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poradzić sobie z czymś, przejść przez coś, pomagać komuś przejść przez coś
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I tried to contact her but I couldn't get through. start learning
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Let's get together and talk about it. start learning
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Everyone got up as the president arrived. start learning
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Mike always gets up at 7 o'clock. start learning
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The bride's father usually gives her away. start learning
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prowadzić pannę młodą do ołtarza
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Mary gave her old clothes away to poor people. start learning
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He's so self-controlled that he never gives his true feelings away. start learning
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Please give me back my CDs. start learning
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She gave in to despair and refused to take medicine. start learning
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poddawać się komuś, czemuś
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Could you give out the leaflets to everyone? start learning
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Don't give up. There's still a chance. start learning
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I gave up smoking two months ago. start learning
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We can't go ahead with the project without him. start learning
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start learning
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When are you going back to Madrit? start learning
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As time went by, her fear grew more and more. start learning
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She was standing at the window and watching people go by. start learning
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Now, as the prices went down, I can afford this car. start learning
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The Titanic went down on her virgin voyage. start learning
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Two people died when a bomb went off in a shop. start learning
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All the lights went off when a thunderbolt hit the house. start learning
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Sorry for the interruption, please go on. start learning
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start learning
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The light went out as we sat for dinner. start learning
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Tom and Mary have been going out for seven years. start learning
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chodzić ze sobą, spotykać się
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During her marriage she went through hell with her husband. start learning
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przechodzić przez coś, cierpieć
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In my opinion the dark shirt and this tie go together perfectly. start learning
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After being hit with a torpedo the ship went under in few minutes. start learning
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My company went under and I was fired. start learning
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The price of bread has gone up again. start learning
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White wine best goes with fish. start learning
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Riots usually go with unnecessary bloodshed. start learning
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towarzyszyć, dziać się jako skutek czegoś
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