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tolerować, znosić (phrasal verb) start learning
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How do you put up with her? She's so irritating.
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start learning
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The teacher called classes off because of the snow.
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odkładać, przełożyć na inny termin (phrasal verb) start learning
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postpone, delay The concert has been put off.
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odstręczać, zniechęcać (phrasal verb) start learning
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postpone, delay, avoid Oh yeah, he is handsome but his manners put me off!
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kontynuować (phrasal verb) start learning
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continue Carry on in the face of disaster
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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to look for information in a book of facts, to look for a word in a dictionar, to look for a telephone number in a telephone book Could someone look up this word in a online dictionary?
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podziwiać kogoś (phrasal verb) start learning
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admire Magdalena always needed someone to look up to and imitate. I wish she were more self-reliant.
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odwiedzić po długim czasie (phrasal verb) start learning
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patrzeć z góry, patrzeć z wyższością (phrasal verb) start learning
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to have a bad opinion of sth or someone, to despise to disapprove of The whole class look down on Adam, which makes him feel really upset.
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zamienić się w, przeistoczyć się (phrasal verb) start learning
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become When she kissed the frog, it turned into a handsome prince.
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start learning
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to avoid
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to run away, to break free, to escape
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zerwać z kimś (phrasal verb) start learning
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poddawać się komuś, czemuś (phrasal verb) start learning
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stop doing something He gave in to despair and refused to take medicine.
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zepsuc sie (food) (phrasal verb) start learning
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