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When it was announced there would be no pay raise, the workers of Tom’s company decided to call a strike. începe să înveți
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call something into question When I called one of my teacher’s theories into question yesterday, she wasn’t pleased at all. începe să înveți
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We can ill afford another scandal. It would simply ruin us! începe să înveți
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nie móc sobie pozwolić na coś
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can’t make head or tail of something I have been trying to understand the task for more than three hours now, but I can’t make head or tail of it. Can you please explain it to me? începe să înveți
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nie móc się w czymś połapać
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The government wants to use a “carrot and stick” approach to force the President and Prime Minister to negotiate. începe să înveți
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Einstein had to carry out many experiments in order to arrive at his famous theories. începe să înveți
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przeprowadzić eksperyment
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I decided to cast my vote for the Democrats in the last Presidential election. începe să înveți
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I feel really bad. I have a sore throat and runny nose. I must have caught a cold again! începe să înveți
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I just changed my haircut and every time I catch sight of myself in a mirror, I feel rather surprised about the way I look. I still haven’t got used to it. începe să înveți
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catch somebody doing something I used to steal sweets from the pantry when I was five, but my Grandma caught me doing it and I was scared to do it again. începe să înveți
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przyłapywać kogoś na czymś
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catch somebody red-handed The police caught the burglar red-handed. He was arrested and charged with robbery. începe să înveți
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złapać kogoś na gorącym uczynku
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catch somebody’s attention The girl in the blue top caught my attention. I just couldn’t stop staring at her all night long. începe să înveți
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catch somebody’s interest Rob feels superior to everybody and it’s really difficult to catch his interest. începe să înveți
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wzbudzić czyjeś zainteresowanie
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The chain of events in 2005 led to his hasty departure to Spain. I wonder what really happened. începe să înveți
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change beyond recognition Anna moved to Spain a few years ago. She recently came over to visit, but has changed beyond recognition. We found it difficult to talk. She is simply a different person now. începe să înveți
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zmienić się nie do poznania
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I decided to apply for a new job. I really believe it will be a change for the better. I feel that the new position will bring new challenges. începe să înveți
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I was hoping to have a much more interesting job here, but it turned out to be a change for the worse. I should have stayed with the previous company. începe să înveți
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The firm has changed hands many times throughout the past few years. The current owners are planning on selling it again soon. începe să înveți
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Sally was going to apply to study psychology but she changed her mind. She is now planning to study Spanish. începe să înveți
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zmienić zdanie, rozmyślić się
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Can we please change the subject? You know how I hate talking about politics all the time. începe să înveți
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We decided to buy a German car because it’s said to be cheap to run. începe să înveți
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I forgot to take warm clothes and I got chilled to the bone. începe să înveți
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przemarznięty do szpiku kości
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Tom looks just like his father when he was younger. He really is a chip off the old block. începe să înveți
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I wasn’t really satisfied with my last holiday. We didn’t get the service and programme we paid for. We’re now going to claim damages with the travel agency. începe să înveți
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William Shakespeare is a classic example of a British Renaissance playwright. începe să înveți
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I’d rather pay the fine and have a clear conscience rather than wait and hope they will forget about it. începe să înveți
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Laura, can you please help me clear the table now that the guests are gone? It will be much quicker with your help. începe să înveți
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Excuse me! Can you clear the way? Can’t you see we are trying to get through with the trolley? începe să înveți
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The new legislation is aimed at clipping the President’s political wings. începe să înveți
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I like reading books in Spanish, but I need to have a dictionary close at hand. There are still many words I don’t understand. începe să înveți
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come as a shock to somebody The news about Mike’s sudden death came as an absolute shock to me. I still can’t believe what happened! începe să înveți
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come as a surprise to somebody Jude’s marriage proposal came as a surprise to me as we’ve only been dating for three months. I didn’t realise he took me so seriously. începe să înveți
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come as no surprise to somebody It came as no surprise to me that Tina got a place to study at Oxford as she’s always been at the top of her class. începe să înveți
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nie być zaskoczeniem dla kogoś
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I know you would love to go study abroad, but come down to earth! It costs a lot of money and we can’t afford it. Besides, we have equally good universities here. începe să înveți
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wrócić (z obłoków) na ziemię
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The chances of doing a post-graduate degree are very low if you can’t cover the fees. Even if you are really bright, it still comes down to money. începe să înveți
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Many thanks for your knowledge in math. It came in very useful in our last meeting. începe să înveți
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The new law comes into effect at the beginning of January. începe să înveți
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Long skirts came into fashion last spring and are still quite popular. începe să înveți
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come into somebody’s head There are certain tunes that simply come into your head and stick. începe să înveți
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What about all the fifty-thousand youngsters who come of age this spring? Who will they be voting for? începe să înveți
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The last presentation came off really well. Good job, Tom! începe să înveți
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Come on and don’t be so lame! You never go out with us. Just this one time! It’s Friday and you don’t have to go to work tomorrow. începe să înveți
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daj spokój! dalej! rusz się!
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I always knew the company was not going to last. It was clear that sooner or later it would come to a bad end. începe să înveți
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The negotiators came to a dead end and they needed to involve a third party to be able to progress. începe să înveți
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We came to a joint decision that it would be best for you to go and study abroad. începe să înveți
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podjąć (ostateczną) decyzję
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Anna didn’t want to go on holiday to Africa, so we came to an agreement. We’re going to Spain and organising a day trip to Morocco, instead. începe să înveți
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All good things come to an end. I can’t believe those two weeks of my holiday are gone already. începe să înveți
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When the financial scandal came to light, our managing director got fired. începe să înveți
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ujrzeć światło dzienne, wyjść na jaw
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I wonder how long it will take you to come to your senses. I am really glad you realised what a mistake you’re making. începe să înveți
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When Henry VIII came to power, England was still dependent on Rome in the matters of religion. începe să înveți
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I really struggled with the task, but Sam came to my aid and we managed to solve it together. începe să înveți
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come to somebody’s defence Sarah made a mistake by criticising her manager, but quite a few of her colleagues came to her defence by supporting her views. începe să înveți
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przyjść komuś z pomocą, stanąć w czyjejś obronie
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It just came to my ears that you’re about to move to England. Is that what you’re really planning? începe să înveți
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come to terms with somebody She’s never really come to terms with her daughter. începe să înveți
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dojść do porozumienia z kimś
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Please, come to the point because we haven’t got much time. începe să înveți
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I hope all your dreams will come true. You deserve the best! începe să înveți
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spełnić się (np. o marzeniach)
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I have never committed a crime before. Does this help my situation at all, or am I going to go to jail? începe să înveți
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I don’t have anything to write down your number with. I’ll simply try and commit it to memory. Let’s hope I won’t forget it by tomorrow! începe să înveți
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Organising a conference is no rocket science; it really is all about good organisation and common sense! începe să înveți
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The Prime Minister and the President are known to have a conflict of interests. It doesn’t seem like the situation is going to change any time soon. începe să înveți
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contrary to popular belief Contrary to popular belief, British people are not overly polite, and they are extremely serious at all times. începe să înveți
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wbrew powszechnemu przekonaniu
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correct me if I’m wrong but Correct me if I’m wrong, but shouldn’t you be at school now? începe să înveți
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popraw mnie, jeśli się mylę, ale
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The cost of living in Britain has increased drastically over the last few years and many people can’t afford to live as comfortably as they used to. începe să înveți
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Oh come on! Just cough it up! Say it! It’s not going to change anything, anyway. începe să înveți
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Count down to 10 and then you can start walking back. Just don’t follow me straightaway. începe să înveți
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"Nationality: Polish
Country of Origin: Poland
Place of Birth: France
Date of Birth: 23.03.1975" începe să înveți
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In a natural course of events cows would need to be milked at least twice a day. începe să înveți
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cover the cost of something Don’t worry, I’ll cover the cost of the drinks. You can pay for our taxi back, if you want to. începe să înveți
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I broke my leg while skiing in Austria, but all the treatment costs were covered by insurance. începe să înveți
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I really want to go on holiday with you, not with Anne! Cross my heart! Why don’t you believe me! începe să înveți
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curiosity is eating her up Anna still doesn’t know if she won the award. It will be announced tomorrow, but curiosity is eating her up. începe să înveți
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When his company started having problems, he decided to cut and run rather than face financial ruin. începe să înveți
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It turned out I should be on a gluten-free diet, so I have to cut down on bread and pasta. începe să înveți
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Cut it out! It just can’t be true! I couldn’t have won the competition! începe să înveți
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cut somebody to the quick I was cut to the quick by his harsh remarks. începe să înveți
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Cut the crap and just tell me the truth! I am sure you can explain it somehow! începe să înveți
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