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angielski
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polski
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opcje
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keep away, (Keep away from her or you'll get into trouble.)
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trzymać się z daleka |
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keep on, (Why you always keep on asking me about Mark? I don't want to talk about him!)
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kontynuować, robić coś dalej |
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keep up, (It's hard to keep up with all the latest improvements.)
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nadążać, być na bieżąco |
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kick off, (Kick off your shoes and run upstairs.)
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zrzucić buty |
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knock sb out, (All these drinks at party just knocked me out.)
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zwalać kogoś z nóg |
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know of sth, (Do you know of any Italian restaurants in Mardid?)
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wiedzieć o czymś, znać coś |
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laugh at sth, (Kazakhs don't laugh at 'Ali G'.)
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śmiać się z czegoś |
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lay off, (Many people working in this factory were laid off during the crisis.)
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zwalniać, zwolnić, (z pracy) |
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leave out, (You left out the best parts of the party.)
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opuszczać, pomijać, omijać |
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let down, (You let me down again, I can't trust you any more.)
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zawodzić, zawieść |
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let out, (The classes finished earlier but we were not let out before 4 o'clock.)
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opuszczać, pozwolić wyjść |
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line up, (He lined up his books on the shelf.)
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ustawić w rzędzie |
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log in, (I can't log in, probably I forgot the password.)
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zalogować się |
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log out
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wylogować się |
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look after
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opiekować się |
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look around
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rozglądać się |
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look at
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przyglądać się, patrzeć na |
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look back, (When I look back, I have to say that I don't regret anything in my life.)
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spoglądać w przeszłość |
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look for
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szukać |
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look forward to sth, (I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.)
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cieszyć się na coś, nie móc się doczekać, czekać na coś |
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look into, (We'll look into the problem and come back to you when we have the information.)
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badać |
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look out, (I like my friends here, we all look out for each other.)
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uważać, być ostrożnym |
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look through, (He looked through the fashion magazines but found nothing interesting.)
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przeglądać |
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look up, (Could someone look up this word in a online dictionary?)
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sprawdzać |
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make for, (We made for office when it started raining.)
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poruszać się, (w jakimś kierunku), dążyć do |
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make of, (What do you make of Mark? I think he's very intelligent.)
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myśleć, sądzić |
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make out, (If you can't make out what someone's saying, ask them to repeat it.)
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zrozumieć, dostrzec, dosłyszeć |
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make sth up, (I think she made the whole thing up)
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wymyślić coś, zmyślić coś |
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make up, (But they are trying to make up for lost time.)
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nadrobić, zrekompensować |
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match up, (They will have to be interrogated once again as their stories proved not to match up.)
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pasować, zgadzać się |
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mess around, (Stop messing around and get busy.)
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kręcić się, nie robić nic |
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mess with, (Do not mess with drugs.)
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eksperymentować |
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mess with sb, (Do not mess with her ! She is eager to solve problems with her fists.)
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zadzierać z kimś |
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move in
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wprowadzać się |
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move out
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wyprowadzać się |
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name after sb, (Mark was named after her grandmother.)
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być nazwanym po kimś |
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narrow down, (I cannot narrow down the rules for this game.)
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zawęzić |
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nod off, (He usually nods off in front of the radio.)
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przysnąć, zdrzemnąć się |
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note down, (Please note down facts.)
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notować, zapisywać |
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object to, (The Prime Minister objected to the idea of further cuts in defence spending.)
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sprzeciwiać się, oponować, być przeciwnym |
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pass away, (The old man passed away yesterday at ten.)
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umrzeć, odejść |
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pass by, (Every week I pass by this shop when I'm on my way to work.)
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przechodzić, mijać |
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pass sth on, (After taking your piece of cake, pass the plate on to the next person.)
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przekazać coś, (w drugie ręce) |
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pay back, (I will pay you back next month. Is that OK?)
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oddać dług, spłacić |
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pay off, (Have you paid off your car loan yet?)
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spłacić |
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pick out, (We spent hours looking for presents and finally picked out some DVDs.)
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wybrać |
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pick sb up, (Will you pick me up from the station on Sunday?)
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odebrać kogoś, zabrać kogoś |
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pick up sth, (Ann picked up the phone and dialled her boyfriend's number.)
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podnosić coś, odebrać coś, (telefon) |
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pick up, (I picked up a lot of new words during my trip to New York.)
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nauczyć się |
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pin sb down, (I tried to pin him down on a time and place, but he was very evasive.)
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przycisnąć kogoś |
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