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wyłamywać coś/pokonać coś commencer à apprendre
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The firemen beoke the door down and ran inside to look for the children
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commencer à apprendre
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Do you think it is difficult to bring children up as a single parent?
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He carried on watching TV even though his mother had told him to go to bed.
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commencer à apprendre
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The teacher explained it at least three times, but Helen still didn’t catch on
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zamknąć coś, zakończyć czynność commencer à apprendre
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Read in the paper last night that they are closing my old school down
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commencer à apprendre
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Did you see that the apple tree next door came down in the night?
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commencer à apprendre
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He come out in red marks all over his face and neck
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commencer à apprendre
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If we don’t cut that tree down soon, it will fall down
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commencer à apprendre
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reduce the amound You must cut down on all the chocolates and cakes you eat. It’s not good for you.
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przestawać coś robić/eliminować coś commencer à apprendre
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If you cut some of these late nights out, you won’t feel so tired in the mornings.
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cichnąć, zanikać, kończyć się commencer à apprendre
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come to an end She waited until the laughter died down before she continued her speech
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commencer à apprendre
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become extinct
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commencer à apprendre
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I’d like to eat out tonight. How about going to that little Italian restaurant on the high street?
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wytłumaczyć/ przekazać (np. pomysł) commencer à apprendre
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He had an interesting plan for reducing the level of pollution in the city, but it took him a long time to get his ideas across
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commencer à apprendre
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He is always late for work. How does he get away with it?
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commencer à apprendre
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It was hard to get by on one salary when Tom lost his job
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commencer à apprendre
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My brother and I are different kinds of people. I’ve never really got on with him
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wyleźć, wychodzić (np. z domu) commencer à apprendre
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rozwiązywać problem/przychodzić do siebie po czymś/pogodzić się z czymś commencer à apprendre
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Her grandmother died a couple of months ago and it’s taking her a long time to get over it
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commencer à apprendre
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My father doesn’t want to lend me his car, but I know how to get round him
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commencer à apprendre
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I’ve been trying to get through to you all day, but your phone has been constantly engaged
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OK, kids, what did you get up to while we were away?
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I think we should give away all these old toys to the local children’s hospital
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I’ll give it back tomorrow
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surrender, agree to what someone else wants
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give off something produce plastic gives off a horrible smell when it is burnt
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The teacher gave files and books out to all students
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zaprzestać, porzucić (np. palenie) commencer à apprendre
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stop All my friends have given smoking up this year
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zatonąć/obniżać się/spadać commencer à apprendre
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The price of houses has go down by five per cent
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She went on talking while he made lunch
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I grew up in the north of England, but I moved down to London for my first job
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Could you hold on for a moment while I get a pen and paper?
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It kept on raining for the rest of the day.
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It’s very dufficult to keep up with her because she walks so fast.
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would you mind looking after our cats while we are away on holiday?
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uważać, mieć się na baczności, być ostroznym commencer à apprendre
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Look out! There’s car coming.
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szukac (np. informacji), wypatrywać commencer à apprendre
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He looked up all of the new words in his bilingual dictionary
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commencer à apprendre
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He always looked up to my mother. She’s so patient and kind
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skłaniać sie ku czemuś, zmierzać w kierunku commencer à apprendre
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They made for the nearest cafe when it started to rain.
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What do you make of that new book by Jason Bryant?
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She made out that she had been at home all evening when in fact she had gone out to see Martin.
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dostrzegać coś, zrozumieć coś commencer à apprendre
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Can see someone coming towards us, but I can’t make out who it is.
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invent Don’t believe what she told us, I think she is making it up
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become friends again You shouldn’t get angry with your sister. Please go and find her and make up.
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uważać, zachować ostrożność (np. wchodząc na stopień) commencer à apprendre
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Mind out! You nearly walked in that puddle
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czepiać się kogoś/uwziać się commencer à apprendre
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learn without studing of training He’s very quick. You just tell him how to do something once and he’s picked it up
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podwieść/odbierać kogoś samochodem commencer à apprendre
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He promised to pick me up from the airport
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We’d like to go on holidays to the greek islands next year
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Our horse broke its leg and was in terrible pain. We had to have it put down
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I think he puts me down in meetings because he never has any ideas of his own
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A lot of people seen interested. Why don’t you put all their names down and then we’ll send them a copy.
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Can we put the football match off for a week because some of our team are ill with flu?
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Could you put your cigarette out please? This is a non smoking area
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Of course we can put you up for a few days while you’re looking for a flat
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If we put up our prices again, we’re going to lose some of our best customers
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tolerate can’t put up with the noise from next door’s party anymore.
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run out of sth/ finish sth we have nearly run out of milk. Could you buy some?
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I’m sorry, we’ ve sokd out of bread
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wybijać się, wyróżniać się, byc lepszym commencer à apprendre
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have better skills or abilities than others
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Please slow down. Youre droving so fast
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You need to speak up a little, I’m afraid I can’t hear very well
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He usually stands out in a crowd. He’s well over two metres tall
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I’m going to really stick out at school. I’m the only person who hasn’t got a pair of the right kind of trainers
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być podobnym do kogoś w rodzinie/gonić kogoś commencer à apprendre
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He takes after his father, he’s very friendly and outgoing
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Sharon, could you take down the following letter for Brian Stevens?
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when he told her he come to check the gas meter, she was completly taken in
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interest in the environment has taken off in the last couple of years and i dont really understand why
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imitate someone for fun You should hear Simon taking off the Prime Minister - he’s very funny
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wziąć wolne, mieć wolny dzień commencer à apprendre
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You should take a few days off work, you’re not looking at well
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I’m thinking of taking another secretary on. Do you know anybody suitable?
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He usually takes over and no one else has a chance to say anything
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zabierać się za coś/podejmować/skracać (np. o ubraniu) commencer à apprendre
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start a new hobby i’ve taken up joga recently
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this sofa takes up far too much room in here
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tell somebody off, criticize My Maths teacher told me off for not payinf attention in class
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Don’t throw those boxes out. They might be useful
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I’ve spent the day shopping, cleaning and cooking and now I’m worn out
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wykombinować coś/obliczyć coś commencer à apprendre
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You’ve beentrying to do that puzzle for ages. Haven’t you worked it out yet?
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