dictionnaire Polonais - Anglais

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hang out with friends = spend time with friends

My favourite hang out

You can make a molecule that looks like this, and, you know, he likes to hang out with his buddies, right.

the kids just hang out at shopping centres after school

I don't know why he hangs out with James, they've got nothing in common.; Haven't you got anything better to do than hang out at the shopping centre?

Which pub does the team hang out at after the game? / He hangs out in the pub The Monarch; he's there most nights.

I often hang out with friends.

To spend some time with another person and do not do anything in particular. The kids just hang out at shopping centres after schools.

Where does he usually hang out?

this clock hang out on the wall

I'm just going to hang out here

Most teenagers like to hang out with their friends at the weekend instead of staying at home.

we could hang out some time in June.

It is too wet ot hang out the washing. I'll put in on the rediators

My son goes to the shopping mall to hang out with his friends.

I need to drill a hole in the wall to put up shelves.

They've put up a statue at the square.

The room looked nicer when we put up some pictures.

apartment blocks wete put up in the 60s

My ego put up even bigger blocks

I can put up with hot weather better than cold weather.

Have you ever put up a friend?

Because of a shortage of oil and gas, energy companies have put up their prices.

The WWF has put up posters all round the city.

It was easy to put up the shelves because they came with instructions on how to assemble them.

Several of the banks have decided to put up their interest rates.

A local businessman has put up the £500 000 needed to save the club.

I can't put up with my neighbour's noise any longer; it's driving me mad

One of his friends says he'll put up the money

put up

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