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Question		Answer
look after until adult start learning		Brought up she brought up two children on her own
reduce the amount start learning		cut down on Cut down on smoking
reach the same place start learning		catch up with they are too far ahead to catch up with them
meet some difficulties start learning		come up against we came up againt big ecological problems
think of, find an anserw start learning		come up with i have came up with an anserw
visit for a short time start learning		drop in on i have dropped in on Bill and Sheila on my way home
zmierzyć się start learning		face up to you need to face up to reality!
have strength and energy to do start learning		feel up to
to do smth bad and not be punished start learning		get away with jack stole the money and got away with it
have a good relations with start learning		get along / on with Do you get on with your boss?
continue with With work start learning		get on with stop talking and get on with your work!
avoid responsibility (obowiązku) start learning		get out of i manage to get out of working late
find time to do start learning		get round to I haven’t got ronud to decorating yet.
do smth bad/ nabroić start learning		get up to What has young Bill been getting up to?
have as a hobby start learning		go in for do you go in for sailing?
become too old start learning		grow out of julie has grown out of playing with dolls.
go with the same speed start learning		keep up with you are running too fast. I can’t keep up with you.
feel better then someone. Feel superior to start learning		look down on Harry has a lot of and looks down on poor people.
Respect/ admire start learning		look up to I really look up to my teacher.
think with a good feeling start learning		look forward to I really look forward to meeting you on holidays.
compensate for/ wynagradzać za start learning		made up for This wonderful dinner made up for a bad service
accept without complaining start learning		put up with I can’t put up with these screaming children
have no more of/ wyczerpać się start learning		run out of
Defend/ stawiać się komuś start learning		stand up for you need to learn to stand up for yourself!
ask for a news about someone start learning		ask after Jim asked after you yesterday.
come to your house and collect you start learning		call for
visit for a short time start learning		call on
find by chance start learning		came across joe came across the information about the bees
odziedziczyć start learning		come into Sue came into a big appartment after her grandma died.
take action to solve the problem start learning		deal with how can we deal with the traffic problem?
manage without having / obejść się bez czagos start learning		do without we’ll have to do without a holiday this year.
suggest start learning		get at what are you getting at?
recover from start learning		get over Garry has got over his illness now.
take part in start learning		join in Try to join in the lesson.
have an income start learning		live on the live on the money her father gave them
investigate start learning		Look into
look at everything start learning		look round Let’s look round the town tomorrow.
go in the direction of start learning		make for are you making for the Eiffle Tower?
choose a person to punishe start learning		pick on my teacher is always picking on me
meet by chance start learning		run into I ran into Steve yesterday
make arrangments/ rozważyć dezycje start learning		see about We’ll see about getting you an office
take care of/ sprawdzic start learning		see to can you see to the dog’s food?
tolerate/ bo candidate for start learning		stand for Andrew is standing for parliament I won’t stand for such rudness
have the same characteristics as start learning		take after
finish doing something start learning		be through
phone at another time start learning		call back I’ll calk you back in a moment
podążać, ack upon start learning		carry out you haven’t carried out my instructions
Cancel / odwołać start learning		call off We have decided to call off the match
make tidy / Improve start learning		clear up the weather is clearing up Could you clear up your room?
Complete by writing/ take somebodys place start learning		fill in Our teacher was ill, so Mrs. Frost filled in. Can you fill in this form for me?
learn about, discover start learning		find out I need to find out what happened!
make a gift / make someone secret known start learning		give away Jim asked me not to give his secret away. The millionaire gave all his money away.
stop doing something/ stop trying to do someting start learning		give up John finally decided to give up teaching me Portuguese I have decided to give up eating meat.
Rob start learning		hold up Two maskes men held up the bank.
make unconscious start learning		knock out The blow on the head knocked me out.
Not include start learning		Leave out Mary felt left out in out company. I always leave out the hard exercises
Invent a story / become friends again start learning		Make up The couple quarrelled but then made up. I think you made this story up.
Collect someone, something start learning		pick up I’ll pick you up at two.
Save start learning		put aside I’m putting some money aside.
postpone- przenieść / make someone not want to do smth start learning		postpone- transfer / make someone not want to do smth The smell of fish put me off my tea. We’ll have to put the meeting off until next Thursday.
privide accommodation start learning		put up When you come to Paris I can put you up.
Give a guided tour start learning		show around let me show you around the new building
Buy a company / take someone’s place start learning		take over you are tired. I’ll take over The German company took us over last year
Start a new hobby start learning		take up I have decided to take up tennis
Tear into pieces start learning		tear up Andy tore up Alan’s letter.
Consider start learning		Think over Promise you’ll think over our offer.
Use for the first time start learning		try out Have you tried out a new computer yet?
Refuse an offer start learning		turn down Tom was offered a great job, but he turned it down.
Make tired start learning		wear out All this work has worn me out.
find a solution/ train a sport start learning		work out I was all sweaty after my morning work out Don’t worry. We’ll work it out.
stop working start learning		break down The car has broke down on the motorway.
Begin suddenly start learning		Break out The war has broke out unexpectedly.
be published start learning		Come out The new book came out last week
come to a stop / write a legal document start learning		draw up Our lawyer is drawing up a legal document. An ambulance drew up next to my house.
quarrel, fight start learning		fall out Emily and Jim has fallen out again.
ecsape start learning		get away The robbers got away in a stolen van
stop fighting against start learning		Give in She pleaded me, so I finally gave in.
explode start learning		go off everyone panicked when the bomb went off
Beware! start learning		Look out Look out! There’s a car coming.
to arrive and stay start learning		set in I think the rain has set in for a day
behave to attract attention start learning		show off You always show off on the big night.
Leave the ground start learning		take off Your plane takes off at 6.
arrive, often unexpectedly / increase start learning		turn up Could you turn up the sound please? Guess who turned up at my house
Become less strong or disappear start learning		wear off When the drugs wear off you may feel pain.
w pobliżu start learning		in the neighbourhood of are you in the neighbourhood of my hometown?
po krytycznej sytuacji start learning		out of the woods I think we’re out of the woods now
niweczyć start learning		put paid to You put paid to all of out future plans!
Krzyżowac plany start learning		Thwart our plans The Batman thwart our plans again!
co robisz w tych okolicach? start learning		What are you doing in this neck of the woods?

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