Phrasal verbs (from Friends)

(to) get out

to leave /(I got to go -> gotta)

(to) take off

1. to leave (in a hurry) /2. zebrać się i wyjść (jak Chandler) /3. to remove clothes /

(to) take out

1. wyjąć/ 2. usunąć/ 3. wyrzucić/ 4. odjąć/ 5. take out - na wynos

(to) turn into

to change from one state to another: eg. 1This is turning into the worst wedding day ever/ eg. 2: his bad behavior turn into worse behavior

(to) look forward to

I can't wait! -> to be waiting with excitement

(to) put down

1. I put my kid down - put down for nap - uśpić dziecko 2. to write something on a piece of paper. 3. to kill an animal using a drug because it is very old, ill, or dangerous.

(to) get someone started on something

Fibi: "Don't even get me started on yours"

(to) get on with something

to continue doing something: "Rachel and I need to get on with our lives"

(to) see someone

"seeing someone" is before a relationship is serious, meaning people are just talking and going out on dates without commitment or labels.

(to) give up

1. poddać się 2. rzucić np. nałóg

(to) get back

1. wrócić (to enter again) 2/2. to start doing something again. 3. to get back to someone:

(to) get off

1. to leave transport. 2. to remove from your body.

(to) get on

wsiąść do czegość (get on the train) / dogadywać się