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1) zepsuć się 2) załamać się break start learning
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1. My car broke down on the motorway and I had to walk to the garage. 2. He broke dowm after his father's death.
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1) włamać się 2) przerywać (np. rozmowę) 3) wybuchnąć płaczem/śmiechem break start learning
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1. The burglars broke into our hose yesterday. 2. I'm sorry to break into your speech, can I have a question? 3. She broke into tears when she was told her dog had been lost.
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1) wybuchnąć nagle (wojna, pożar) 2) uciec break start learning
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1. The fire broke out at night. 2. He broke out from prison last week.
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1. skończyć naukę przed wakacjami 2. rozejść się, rozstać break start learning
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1. The school breaks up for the summer in the end of June. 2. His parents broke up and a year later divorced.
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The Internet has brought about great changes in the way we get information.
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publikować, wydawać bring start learning
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Susan's first novel was brought out last December.
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When Paul fainted his friends splashed him with water to bring him round.
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I'm trying to bring my mum round to buy a dog.
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1. wychowywać dziecko 2. wspomnieć o czyms bring start learning
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1. Both her parents died and she was brought by her grandmother. 2. Don't bring up this problem during the meeting.
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I've run out of money, can you lend me some?
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Paul didn't turn up at the party.
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It turned out I had to write the test once again.
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I handed in my essay on Friday.
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przekładać np. spotkanie put start learning
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I did'nt know they had put off the meeting for Thursday.
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Can you put down this mobile?
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znosić coś/kogoś, wytrzymywać put start learning
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I can't put up with him. He's irritating.
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start learning
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