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Question		Answer
włamać się start learning		break into sth Someone broke into our neighbours' car last night.
wpaść na kogoś, spotkać przypadkiem start learning		bump into sb I bumped into my old school friend in the shopping mall last week.
prosić o coś, domagać się start learning		call for sth Some environmental groups call for a ban genetically-modified products.
natknąć się na start learning		come across sb / sth I came across an old comic book while I was cleaning the attic.
dostać w spadku start learning		come into sth I came into some money when my grandfather died.
zajmować się start learning		deal with sth You must deal with your problems on your own.
obywać się bez czegoś start learning		do without sth We couldn't do without the car.
zakochać się w kimś start learning		fall for sb Jane has fallen for Michael. She cannot stop thinking about him.
dowiadywać się czegoś start learning		find out something/find out about something I haven't found out anything new about the accident yet.
napadać start learning		hold up sth He held up a Royal Mail train.
żyć z czegoś start learning		live off sth I live off the interest on my savings.
opiekować się start learning		look after sb / sth We look after Rodney's kids after school.
szukać start learning		look for sb/sth I'm looking for my car keys.
badać coś start learning		look into something The police are looking Into the bank robbery.
czepiać się start learning		pick on somebody I don't know why my Geography teacher always picks on me.
spotkać przypadkiem start learning		run into somebody George ran into his ex-girlfriend last night.
dopilnować start learning		see to something You can go now. I will see to the rest of preparations.
być podobnym do start learning		take after sb Jenny takes after her dad.
polubić start learning		take to sb/sth Alex took to Alice straightaway and they are still friends now.
uciec (z więzienia) start learning		break out of something He broke out of prison last night.
nadrabiać zaległości w start learning		catch up on sth What do you think is an effective method of catching up on school work after you've been ill?
zachorować na start learning		come down with sth Ron's come down with flu.
spotkać się z (np. z krytyką) start learning		come in for something The government came in for a lot of criticism.
wymyślić, znaleźć start learning		come up with something They still haven't come up with a name for the baby.
ograniczyć start learning		cut down on something Cut down on fatty food if you want to lose weight.
rzucić (np. szkołę) start learning		drop out of something Do you know anyone who has dropped out of school?
mieć zaległości w start learning		fall behind with sth Do you feel stressed when you fall behind with school work?
pokłócić się z kimś start learning		fall out with somebody I hate falling out with my husband.
dogadywać się, mieć dobre stosunki start learning		get along/on with sb Ralph gets along/on with all his call colleagues.
uchodzić na sucho start learning		get away with something Matt broke a window in his classroom, but he somehow got away with it.
zabrać się do start learning		get down to something We should definitely get down to work.
kontynuować start learning		get on with sth Stop talking and get on with your work.
zabierać się do start learning		get round to sth I've been meaning to clear up that mess all day but I haven't got round to it yet.
trzymać się z daleka od start learning		keep away from sb/sth Try to keep away from the city center it's really crowded.
dotrzymywać kroku start learning		keep up with sb/sth Mark couldn't keep up with the rest of the players.
wracać pamięcią do start learning		look back on something She sometimes looks big when their relationships she's had.
patrzeć na kogoś z góry start learning		Look down on sb Juliet looks down on people who don't have university education.
oczekiwać z niecierpliwością start learning		look forward to something I'm really looking forward to going to Japan.
podziwiać start learning		look up to somebody Kate has always looked up to her mother.
kompensować, wynagradzać start learning		make up for something His sense of humor makes up for his stubbornness
znosić start learning		put up with sb/sth I can't put up with that noise anymore.
zużyć, wyczerpać start learning		run out of something We've run out of sugar!
ujmować się za start learning		stand up for something Why didn't you stand up for me?
psuć się/załamywać się start learning		break down
wziąć udział w start learning		go in for
odkładać coś na później start learning		put off
zastąpić kogoś start learning		Stand in for
zacząć coś robić start learning		take up

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