Aneks III, Zębala

(could) do with sth

to need or want sth

(not) come out well

(not) to look well in a photograph

(not) to hold with sth

(not) agree with sth, (not) approve of sth

to catch sb out

discover sb doing sth wrong (podpuścić kogoś, wywieść w pole, zagiąć)

to (be) cut out to be sb / for sth

to have suitable features for a job, task etc.

to (get) carried away

to get too excited to control oneself

to be in for

to be involved; być o krok od doznania czegoś nieprzyjemnego, np. He'll be in for a shock when he gets the bill.

to be over

to finish

to be taken aback

to be completly suprised

to be up to sb

to be left for sb to decided; zależeć od kogoś

to be worn out

to be very tired

to break down

to stop working properly

to break down sth

to organise figures, numbers, datas; to use force to crush, demolish or knock it down; to divide into separate parts and analyse it

to break in

new shoes, a horse - rozchodzić

to break in on sth

to interrupt

to break into sth

to enter a house, a bank etc. without permission

to break out

of war, disease - to begin

to break through in sth

to discover sth important

to break up (with sb)

to end, terminate a relationship

to break up for

for a period of time

to bring down sb

to topple sb; obalić coś (np. rząd); powalić kogoś na ziemię, przewrócić kogoś na ziemię

to bring in sth

to be the source of income or profit

to bring on sth / to bring sth on

to cause sth unplesant or dangerous; wywołać coś

to bring sb round

to help sb regain consciousness

to bring sb round to sth

to persuade sb to accept an idea

to bring sth about

to cause; spowodować coś, doprowadzić do czegoś, np. It can bring about serious consequences.

to bring sth out

to produce, to make visible

to bring sth up

to suggest a subject for discussion = podnieść coś, poruszyć coś, napomykać coś (np. temat, problem);

to bring sb up

to raise; wychowywać, np. She was brought up by her aunt.

to call for sth

to deserve; to require them, to collect or fetch them.

to call sb in

to ask sb to help a deal with a difficult situation

to call on sb/sth

to demand (żądać); call on sb - wpaść do kogoś z wizytą

to call sth off

to cancel

to call sth/sb up

STH: To cause (memories, images, etc) to come into the mind; To retrieve (data) from a computer. Example: She called up the file in order to print it out SB: To conscript them into the armed forces; also call-up - to telephone them.

to carry on with sth

to continue

to carry out sth

to conduct research; przeprowadzić coś, zrealizować coś; wprowadzić coś w życie (np. plan); spełnić coś, spełniać coś (np. obietnicę)

to carry sth off

to succeed in sth, to complete sth well

to carry sth through

to complete sth despite difficulties

to catch on

to gain popularity

to catch up with sth/sb

dogonić kogoś, osiągnąć czyjś poziom, np. John had to catch up with his classmates after an illness.

to come across sth/sb

natknąć się na coś, napotkać na coś, spotkać kogoś przypadkiem; to find

to come by sth

to acquire = nabyć; zdobywać coś (co jest trudne do zdobycia); wpaść gdzieś, wpaść do jakiegoś miejsca (np. przejazdem)

to come off

1. medicine - to stop taking it 2. of stains - to dissapear (pozbyć się plam)

to come out

of a book = to be published

to come up against sth

to encounter, esp problems; napotykać na jakieś trudnosci, zmagać się z jakimiś problemami

to come up to

sb's expectations - to meet sb's expectations; spełniać coś (np. oczekiwania); sb - podejść do kogoś bliżej

to come up with

to produce an answer or an idea

to cut down on

to reduce

to cut in

to interrupt a conversation

to cut in on sb

zajechać drogę samochodem

to cut off sth

to stop supplying sth, e.g. gas, electricity

to cut sth out from sth

to delete, e.g. a passage from a book

to cut up sth

to divide into smaller parts

to dawn on sb

to make sb aware of sth; uświadomić

to do away with

to get rid of = pozbyć się

to do sb down

to chead sb, to treat sb unfairly

to do up sth

to repair or clean, e.g. a room; to fasten = zapiąć coś

to do without

to manage without someone or sth

to draw sb out

to encourage a shy person to be more confident

to draw up

of cars - to arrive somewhere and stop; podjeżdżać, podjechać (np. pod bramę)

to fall apart

to break into pieces

to fall back on

to use sth in a times of diffilulty if there is no other choice; to depend on something after a loss or failure, for example: I fell back on skills I had learned years ago when I had to earn a living for myself.

to fall behind

not to do sth by a particular time

to fall for sb

to fall in love with sb

to fall for sth

to be deceived by sth; dać się na cos nabrać, zostać oszukanym

to fall in

to collapse

to fall in with sth

to match, to correspond with sth, to agree with sth; zgadzać się z czymś, akceptować coś

to fall into

a category - to belong to it; paść w coś, wpaść w coś (np. w ramiona); rozpoczynać coś

to fall on/upon sb

to attack sb

to fall out with sb

to have an argument with somebody and stop being on friendly terms; pokłócić się z kimś