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Sorry we're late—we dropped into the pub on the way. commencer à apprendre
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drop by | drop in | drop round | drop in on somebody | drop into something I thought I'd drop in on you while I was passing.
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The police rteceived a tip-off ABOUT sth...
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when parents do not look after their child well and someone else must do it commencer à apprendre
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The police took her son into custody for his own safety.
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położyć na ziemię / na stół If you put on a light or a device such as the television, you make it operate, often by pressing a button or switch: Like these two expressions, many phrasal verbs use ‘put’ with its main meaning of ‘to move something into a particular place or position’, for example ‘put back’ and ‘put away’: commencer à apprendre
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Do you mind if I put the television on? I put my bags down while we spoke.
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We’ve had to put the meeting off till next month.
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If you put out a fire, you stop the fire:
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zwiększyć/ podwyższać np. ceny They've put up the rent BY £20 a month. commencer à apprendre
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to put up the price of sth They’ve put up the price of fuel again.
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She asked me if I could put her up while she was staying in London. commencer à apprendre
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If you put someone up, you let them stay in your home for a short time:
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some phrasal verbs have two particles commencer à apprendre
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on jest chamski w stosunku do niej. commencer à apprendre
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a small guitar or banjo with four strings:
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The two men are facing the death penalty.
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to be extremely busy; to have too many things to do commencer à apprendre
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be rushed/run off your feet
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do up your shoelaces / do up your coat
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nagana, upomnienie, reprymenda (za coś) commencer à apprendre
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to rebuke /rɪˈbjuːk/ => She rebuked herself for her stupidity. [often passive] rebuke somebody (for something/for doing something) (formal) to speak severely to somebody because they have done something wrong
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it's going out of business
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