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Ron and Katie were simply made for each other. I can’t imagine a better match. start learning
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make a big deal out of something I hate when people make a big deal out of nothing. start learning
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As homework, make a comparison of Christmas in your country and in the UK. start learning
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Let’s make a deal. I will clean the kitchen every day provided that you do my homework. start learning
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dogadać się, dojść do porozumienia
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I learned how to make a fire when I was a boy scout. start learning
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I made an utter fool of myself on my first day at work. start learning
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Lauren made an absolute hit with everybody on her first day at the new school. They all loved her. start learning
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It’s inappropriate to make jokes of other cultures when you’re working in such a multinational company. start learning
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He made a killing on tourism and language schools. He was the first one to start working in the industry in his town and it paid off. start learning
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We made a big loss on shares last year when the prices suddenly dropped. start learning
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I am so sorry, I made an awful mistake. It won’t happen again. start learning
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popełnić błąd, pomylić się
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Stop making that annoying noise. I am trying to work here. start learning
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We made a lot of profit on the new product and will try to double it over the next year. start learning
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When they saw the fire, all the inhabitants of the building made a run for it. start learning
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make a spectacle of oneself Cara is a bit weird and she always manages to make a spectacle of herself when you least expect it. start learning
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I would like to make a statement: Robin and I are getting married next summer. start learning
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Happy birthday, Tim! Make a wish and I am sure it will come true. start learning
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I have to make an appointment with my doctor for tomorrow. I have been rather unwell recently. start learning
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make an attempt at doing something I made yet another attempt at learning Italian but I did not carry on with the course, so it didn’t work out. start learning
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podjąć próbę zrobienia czegoś
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make an effort to do something I made a lot of effort for the party to be amazing but almost no one turned up. What a disappointment! start learning
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postarać się coś zrobić, wysilić się
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We are going to make a sales offer to the new client. Let’s just hope he’ll like it! start learning
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We have to make all the arrangements for our next holiday. We are running out of time and there is so much to do. start learning
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Children often make believe that they are adults. start learning
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We didn’t have cupboards so we made do with boxes. start learning
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make do without something I can really make do without a TV. I am not too bothered and there is really nothing on anyway. start learning
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dać sobie radę bez czegoś, obejść się
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make friends with somebody Sam and I made friends on the first day of school and we have stayed in touch ever since. start learning
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make good use of something Make good use of the money and don’t just waste it on new clothes and shoes. start learning
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We made it for the last train. start learning
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make light work of something I will bring you some good dictionaries, they will make light work of this translation of yours. start learning
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Although we warned her it was dangerous to go there, she made very little of what we said and decided to risk it. start learning
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make no secret of something I am making no secret of the fact that I am going to leave the company soon. Everyone knows that already. start learning
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nie robić z czegoś tajemnicy
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Laura had to make her way to school through the mud. start learning
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przedzierać się, torować sobie drogę
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“Make peace, not war” is what a famous maxim says. start learning
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Make room for the dessert. I have a lovely cake. start learning
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make short work of something Kate is always super efficient. I gave her this boring task and she made short work of it. start learning
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szybko się z czymś uporać
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You made me really angry last night and I don’t really want to discuss it now. start learning
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It was made public that our prime minister is going to run for president next year. start learning
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OK, but make sure that you close all the windows before you leave. start learning
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postarać się, aby; dopilnować, żeby
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Karen never makes her bed before she leaves for work. start learning
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Why do you always have to make things so difficult. Just try and be helpful for once. start learning
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This really is a matter of life and death and I will desperately need your help. start learning
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I am sure Tom meant no harm, he must have made a mistake. start learning
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Sarah has always been so stuck up, but now we have a new girl at work and she has finally met her match. I am sure it will be interesting. start learning
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trafić na równego sobie, godnego przeciwnika
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Be careful and mind the step! It’s quite high. start learning
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Mind your own business. It’s a very private issue and I don’t want to talk about it. start learning
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pilnuj własnych spraw! nie wtrącaj się!
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I can’t believe I missed such an amazing chance! It might not happen again. start learning
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mix business with pleasure I don’t like mixing business with pleasure. I’d much rather not talk about work now. Let’s leave it till tomorrow. start learning
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łączyć przyjemne z pożytecznym
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Money is no object in this case. I don’t care how much it is, I simply have to have this house. start learning
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pieniądze nie odgrywają żadnej roli
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The rules in the film industry are simple: money talks. start learning
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I am not sure I want to get involved in it. It looks like monkey business to me. start learning
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The plot of land between our two houses became a moot point for me and my neighbour. We have been arguing about it for over a year now. start learning
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I moved heaven and earth to find this book for you but it’s simply not available. start learning
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Just remember, mum’s the word. They can’t hear anything about it! start learning
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My heart sunk when I saw what the workers did to my kitchen. It was supposed to look totally different. start learning
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My nose is running and I have a sore throat. I think I have a cold again. start learning
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mam katar, cieknie mi z nosa
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