phrasal verbs part 3

come up to

reach, equal sth

come up with

have an ide about a way to solve a problem

deal in

trade in sth

do away with

abolish (zlikwidowac, zniesc, zakazac)

do down

criticise

do out of

deprive of

do up

fasten (a coat, etc)

do with

need/ would like (miec na cos ochote - I could do with a cold drink. I'm hot and thirsty.)

do without

manage in spite of lack (obyc sie bez czegos)

drive at

imply, suggest

go off

1. wypadac(dobrze, zle) / 2. wybuchac (o bombie) / 3. psuc sie (o jedzeniu) / 4...

cheat out of

oszustwem pozbawić kogoś czegoś, wyłudzić coś od kogoś

check in

zameldować się

check out

wymeldować się

check up on

1. sprawdzać czy wszystko jest wporzadku / 2. patrzec komus na rece

cut back

ograniczyc, ograniczac (wydatki-outgoings)

cut down on

reduce (consumption)

cut in

to interrupt someone who is speaking

cut off

1. isolate / 2. disconnect 3. przerwac wypowiedz

cut out

1. wyciąć / 2. omit

draw in

shorten (of days) [when the nights or days draw in, it becomes dark earlier in the evening because it will soon be winter]

draw on

to use something that you have gradually gained or saved

draw out

extend (to make something continue longer than usual)

draw up

1. to prepare and write something such as a document or plan / 2. if a vehicle draws up, it arrives at a place and stops

drop in

wpadać (visit unexpectedly)

drop off

decrease

drop out of

odpasc, odejsc (ze szkoly)

eat into

consume a part of sth (to use or take away a large part of something valuable, such as money or time)

fall back

1. to move back suddenly from someone or something, often because you are frightened / 2. If an army falls back, it moves away from an enemy army in order to avoid fighting them

fall back on

to use something for help because no other choice is available

fall for

fall in love with sb

fall in

collapse

fall in with

1. agree to / 2. to become friendly with someone

fall off

› If the amount, rate, or quality of something falls off, it becomes smaller or lower

fall on

1. attack

fall out with

quarrel

fall through

nie dojść do skutku (fail to take place)

feel for

1. to feel sympathy for someone / 2. to experience sympathy and sadness for someone because they are suffering

fit in

mix well with others

fit up/out

to put equipment into a room or building so that it can be used for a particular purpose

fly at

attack (with blows or words)

fold up

collapse or fail

head off

o prevent something from taking place

join up

become a member of the military