Polish English Dictionary

natknąć się na coś in English:

1. come across something

English word "natknąć się na coś"(come across something) occurs in sets:

2. come across

She is the most difficult student I have ever come across.

i was walking by the street when i came across my friend. i was looking ine the box when i come across pen that i lost 10 years ago.

How do you think you come across to people you meet for the first time?

I haven't come across a guy like that. / I came across an amazing leather jacket at the thrift store today. / You come across as the type of person who loves children.

I haven't come across a guy like that.

Joe come across this old painting in the atic

Have you come across our new boss yet? I come across as being rather shy. If you come across anything, call me.

I've lost my extra car keys. If you come across them while your're cleaning the room, please put them in a safe place.

Service mocking is a popular concept, developers and testers come across the term frequently

In my current project I often come across classes which responsibility is to filter out invalid inputs.

I’ve recently come across some very interesting data on psychics.

1) I CAME ACROSS my old school reports when I was clearing out my desk. 2) I was surprised when she CAME ACROSS on the first night. 3) A lot depends on how well you come across in the interview.

The star of the film is a baby bear cub which Italian TV journalist come across near the River Amur.

The moral of this story doesn't come across.

I come across as confident when you first meet me, but I'm shy really.