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pass sth on (to sb) / pass on sth (to sb) Could you pass the message on to your classmates? start learning
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a piece of information that another person has told you Mógłbyś przekazać tę wiadomość swoim kolegom z klasy?
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make sth up / make up sth I was late at work so I made up an excuse. start learning
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invent an excuse, explanation, a story etc. Spóźniłam się do pracy, więc wymyśliłam jakąś wymówkę.
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I wasn't looking forward to the evening, but it turned out to be a lot of fun. start learning
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happen in a particular way or have a particular result, which is offten unexpected Nie czekałam na ten wieczór, ale okazało się, że było dużo zabawy.
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run sb/sth over / run over sb/sth I accidentially ran over a cat last night. start learning
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hit sb or sth while you are driving and knock them to the ground Przypadkiem przejechałem wczoraj w nocy kota.
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The bomb went off at exactly 6:36 a.m. start learning
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when a bomb goes off, it explodes Bomba wybuchła dokładnie o 6:36 rano
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The thief took my bag and ran away. start learning
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leave a place quickly because you are frightened or don't want to get caught Złodziej zabrał moją torbę i uciekł.
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work sth out / work out sth It took me ages to work out the answer to question three. start learning
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understand or find the answer to sth by thinking about it Wieki zajęło mi znalezienie odpowiedzi na trzecie pytanie.
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He travelled on a false passport and got away with it. start learning
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On podróżował z fałszywym paszportem i wymigał się od tego.
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knock sb out / knock out sb The mugger hit the man so hard that he knock him out. start learning
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hit sb hard so that they become unconscious Bandyta uderzył mężczyznę tak mocno, że go znokautował.
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When he came round, he couldn't remember anything. start learning
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become conscious again after being knocked out Kiedy odzyskał przytomność (ocknął się), nic nie pamiętał.
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a person who write novels
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literature which has the same style or subject, e.g. horror, romance etc.
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a genre of fiction which focuses on young woman and her emotional lives
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the story of a book, film, play etc.
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a brief description of the book's contents found on the back cover
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walk around the shop looking at things, but without planning to buy anything.
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a book that has a cover made of thin card
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look quickly at the pages of a book, magazine, newspapet etc.
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the list of items in a book or magazine showing the page number they begin on
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I'm very shocked, suprised ot angry.
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I'm going out of my mind. start learning
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It's a very difficult situation.
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It takes a very ling time.
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