angielski
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polski
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opcje
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take sb off, (He is really good at taking his teacher off.)
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naśladować kogoś, udawać kogoś |
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take sth out, (Took the splinter out.)
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usuwać coś |
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take to sb, (I took to him immediately.)
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polubić kogoś, przekonać się do kogoś |
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take to sth
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zacząć coś uprawiać, zainteresować się czymś |
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take up sth, (Ann's taken up basketball recently.)
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brać się za coś, rozpoczynać coś |
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take over, (If the President is assassinated, the Vice-president will take over.)
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przejmować obowiązki |
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tell apart, (Can you tell the twins apart?)
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rozróżnić, odróżnić |
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tell sb off, (Ann told me off when she found out I was gossiping about her date with Martin.)
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zganić kogoś, udzielić komuś nagany, upomnieć kogoś |
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throw away, (When will you finally throw away this old sweater?)
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wyrzucać, wyrzucić |
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touch down, (When will this plane touch down?)
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lądować |
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try on, (Try on the green blouse, I think it suits better.)
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przymierzać |
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turn back, (After two weeks we had no money and had to turn back.)
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zawracać, zawrócić, wracać, wrócić |
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turn down, (Mark asked Ann to marry him but she turned him down.)
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odrzucić, odrzucić propozycję |
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turn into, (When she kissed the frog, it turned into a handsome prince.)
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zmienić się, przeistoczyć się |
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turn off, (Turn off the TV please, I'd like to read.)
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wyłączyć, wyłączać |
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turn on
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włączać |
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turn out, (It turned out that we've bought the same white trousers.)
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okazać się |
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turn to, (She turned to the judge to postpone the date of the trial.)
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zwracać się z prośbą |
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turn up, (She disappeared as quick as she had turned up.)
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pojawić się, odnaleźć się |
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wake up
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obudzić się |
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wash up
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zmywać, pozmywać |
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watch out, (Watch out - there's a big dog!)
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uważać |
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wind down, (I like to wind down watching movies with my friends.)
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rozluźnić się, zrelaksować się |
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write down, (Write down the directions so you don't forget them.)
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zapisać, zapisywać |
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