Angielski - Phrasal verbs
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Call after
- Name someone after somebody else
Call back
- Return a phonecall
Call for
- Demand
- Go to collect something
- Telephone for something
- Go and collect someone to take them out
- Require
Call forth
- Make something happen
Call in
- Get someone to come and do a job
- Stop and visit
Call off
- Cancel
- Order someone to stop attacking
Call on
- Ask for help
- Visit
- Challenge
- Ask someone to do something, especially to speak in public. (Formal)
Call up
- Summon someone for military service
- Telephone
Calm down
- Stop being angry or emotionally excited
Cancel out
- Have an opposite effect on something that has happened, taking things back to the beginning
Care for
- Like
Carried away
- Get so emotional that you lose control
Carry forward
- Include a figure in a later calculation
- Make something progress
Carry offf
- Win, succeed
- Die of a disease
Carry on
- Continue
Carry on with
- Have an affair
Carry out
- Perform a task
- Food bought from a restaurant to take away
Carry over
- Continue past a certain point
Carry through
- Complete successfully
Cart off
- Take someone away, usually under arrest or to prison
- Take something away, especially if stealling or without permission
Cash in
- Convert shares, bonds, casino chips, etc, into money
Cash in on
- Benefit or make money on something, especially if done unfairly
Cash out
- Illegally access a bank account or credit card and steal money
Cash up
- Count all the money taken in a shop or business at the end of the day
Catch on
- Become popular
- Finally understand what is going on
Catch up
- Get work, etc, up to date.
Cater for
- To provide what is necessary
Cater to
- To provide what is needed, often seen negatively
Cave in
- Collapse
- Stop resisting or refusing
Chalk out
- To cut a line of cocaine
Chalk up
- To achieve something good
Chalk up to
- Explain the reason for a problem
Chance upon
- Find something by accident
Change over
- Change a system
Charge up
- Put electricty into a battery
Charge with
- Accuse somebody of a crime
Chase up
- Ensure that someone remembers to do something
Chat up
- Talk to someone you are sexually interested in to get them interested in you
Cheat on
- Be sexually unfaithful
Cheat out of
- Get money from someone under false pretences
Check by
- Visit a place to check something
Check in
- Register on arriving at a hotel or at the airport
Check into
- Register on arriving at a hotel or at the airport
Check off
- Mark something on a list as done
Check out
- Pay the bill when leaving a hotel
- Die
Check out of
- Settle up and pay before leaving a hotel
Check over
- Check something very carefully
Cheer on
- Encourage
Cheer up
- Be less unhappy
Chew on
- Thinks about something carefully before deciding
Chew out
- Criticize someone angrily
Chew over
- Think about an issue
Chew up
- Cut into small pieces with your teeth
- Damage something inside a machine
Chicken out
- Be too afraid to do something
Chill out
- Relax
Chime in
- Contribute to a discussion
Chip away at
- Gradually reduce something to make it less powerful, effective, etc
Chip in
- Contribute some money
- Contribute to a discussion
Chop down
- Fell or cut down a tree
Chop up
- Cut into small pieces
Chuck up
- Vomit, be sick
Churn out
- Produce, usually quickly or in large amounts without much regard to quality
Clag up
- Make something sticky
Clam up
- Be quiet, refure to speak
Clamp down on
- Restrict or try to stop something
Claw back
- Get money back
- Retake possession with difficulty
Clean out
- Tidy up thoroughly and throw away unwanted things.
- Cause someone to spend all their money
Clean up
- Tidy and clean
Clear out
- Tidy up thoroughly and throw away unwanted stuff.
Clear up
- Cure or recover from an infection
- Tidy up
Click through
- Open an advertisement on the Internet
Climb down
- Accept that you are wrong and change your position
Clog up
- Block, slow movement right down
Close down
- Close a shop, branch or business permanently
Cloud over
- Get very cloudy
Clown about
- Behave stupidly or waste time
Clown around
- Behave stupidly or waste time
Cock up
- Ruin or spoil something
Colour (Color) up
- Blush
Come about
- Happen, occur
Come across
- Find by accident
- Agree to have sex with someone
- The way other people see you
Come apart
- Break into pieces
Come before
- Appear in court charged with a crime or offence
Come by
- Visit
- Acquire
Come down
- Rain
- Travel
Come down on
- Criticise heavily
Come down with
- Fall ill
Come forth
- Appear
Come forth with
- Provide information
Come from
- Country or town where you were born
Come in
- Arrive for flights
- Place or ranking in a competition, etc.<
- Receive news
Come into
- Be important or relevant
- Inherit
Come into use
- Start being used
Come off
- When something breaks off
- Be successful
Come off it
- I don't believe what you're saying; used as an imperative
Come on
- Encouragement
- Start an illness
- Start functioninng (machines, etc)
Come out
- A secret is revealed
- Be published or otherwise available to the public
- Disappear when washed
- Let people know that you are lesbian or gay
- When the sun appears
Come out in
- Have a rash or similar skin problem
Come over
- Feel strange
Come round
- Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic
- Change your opinion
Come through
- Arrive (messages and information)
- Communicate an emotion
- Produce a result
Come through with
- Provide something needed
Come to
- Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic
- Result in
Come up
- Appearr
- Rise (the sun)
Come up against
- Encounter problems or difficulties
Come up with
- Think of a solution, excuse, etc.
Come upon
- Find by chance
Conjure up
- Create a picture or memory in someone's mind
- Create something without many resources
Conk out
- Fall fast asleep
- Suddenly breakdown or stop working
- Get cooler
- Become calm
Cop it
- Get into trouble
Cop off
- Leave work or school early
- Kiss, pet or have sex with someone
Cop out
- Choose an easy alternative
Cotton on
- To work out the truth
Could do with
- Need or want something
Count in
- Include or involve
Count on
- Depend, rely
Count out
- Exclude
Count up
- Add
Cozy up
- Make yourself comfortable
Cozy up to
- Make yourself popular with someone
Crack down on
- Use more authority than usual
Crack on
- Continue doing something with energy
Crack up
- Have a nervous breakdown
- Have bad reception on a mobile phone
- Burst out laughing
- Damage a car bbadly
Crank out
- Produce a lot of something fast
Crank up
- Inject non-medical drugs
- Start a machine, originally with a handlle
- Increase, make something bigger
Crash out
- Sleep at someone's house because you are too tired, drunk, etc. to leave
- Fall asleep
Creep out on
-- To do the same activity for a very long time
Crop up
- Appear unexpectedly
Cross off
- Delete, remove from a list
Cross out
- Put as line through some writing to show it is wrong
Cry off
- To cancel an arrangement
Cry out
- Shout because you are in pain
Cut back
- Reduce
Cut back on
- Reduce expenditure
Cut down
- Consume less
- Shoot
Cut down on
- Reduce
Cut it out
- Stop your unfair or unreasonable behaviour
Cut off
- Disconnect
- Isolate or make inaccessible
Cut out
- Exclude
- When an engine or motor stops
- Cut a picture or similar from a magazine, etc
Cut out on
- Let down, snub
Dash off
- Leave somewhere quickly
- Do something quickly, especially writing
Dawn on
- Finally realise or understand something
Die away
- Become quieter or inaudible (of a sound)
Die down
- Decrease or become quieter
Die for
- Want something a lot
Die off
- Become extinct
Die out
- Become extinct or disappear
Dig in
- Start eating greedily
Dig into
- Reach inside to get something
Dig up
- Find something that is supposed to be secret
Dine out
- Have dinner outside your home
Dine out on
- Tell a story repeatedly that is well received
Dip in
- Put something in a liquid for a short time
Dip into
- Read parts of a book, but not all
- Take money out of your savings
Disagree with
- Make someone feel sick or ill
Dish out
- Serve food
- Give something, usually when you shouldn't
- Criticise, when you can't take criticism in return
Dish up
- Serve food
Dive in
- Start doing something, usually without planning
- Start eating
Dive into
- Reach inside something quickly
Divvy out
- Divide, share
Divvy up
- Divide, share
Do away with
- Abolish, get rid of
Do out of
- Cheat somebody out of something that is rightfully theirs
Do up
- Close or fasten clothes, etc.
- Repair and renovate
Do without
- Manage without something
Doze off
- Fall asleep
Drag on
- Be unnecessarily long
Draw back
- Retreat, move backwards
Draw down
- Reduce levels
- Get funding
- To deplete by consumption or heavy spending
Draw in
- Get dark earlier
- Arrive at a station (for trains)
Draw into
- Get involved in something unpleasant
Draw on
- Pass slowly (time)
- Inhale smoke from a cigerette, cigar, etc
Draw out
- Make something continue longer than needed
- Make a shy person more outgoing
Draw up
- Prepare a contract
- When a vehicle stops
Dream of
- Not think or consider
Dream up
- Invent something, have an idea
Dredge up
- Discover things about someone's past
Dress down
- Dress casually
- Scold
Dress up
- Dress very smartly
Drill down through
- Get to the bottom of something, get detailed data
Drill into
- Repeat something many times to make someone learn it
Drink up
- Finish a drink
Drive away
- Force an animal or someone to leave a place
Drive back
- Repulse, force back
Drive by
- Do domething out of a car
Drive off
- Drive away from a place
Drive out
- Force someone to leave a place
Drive up
- Make something increase
Drone on
- Talk boringly for a long time
Drop by
- Pay a brief visit
Drop in
- Visit without having made arrangements
Drop out
- Quit a course
Drum into
- To make someone learn or believe something by constant repetition
Drum out
- Force someone out of their job or position
Drum up
- Increase support or interest
Duck out of
- Avoid doing something
Duff up
- Beat or hit someone repeatedly
Dumb down
- Reduce the intellectual level of something in search of popularity
Dwell on
- Spend a lot of time on something
Dwell upon
- Spend a lot of time on something
Ease off
- Reduce pressure
Ease up
- Relax, calm down
Eat away
- Destroy slowly
Eat in
- Eat at home
Eat into
- Use something valuable when you don't want to
Eat out
- Eat in a restaurant
Eat up
- Eat all of something
- Consume
- Consume something you don't want to be consumed
Ebb away
- Disappear gradually
Edge out
- Gradually push someone or something out of their position
Edge up
- Approach slowly
Egg on
- Encourage
Eke out
- Make something like money last as long as possible
Embark on
- Start a project or venture
Embark upon
- Start a project or venture
Empty out
- Empty something completely
- Remove some things or everything from a container
End in
- Finish a certain way
End up
- Become or do something unplanned
End up with
- Get as a result of something
Enter for
- Join or enter a competition
Enter into
- Become involved in or accept
Eye up
- Look carefully at someone
Angielskie przedimki.
Wyra瞠nie "To be going to"
Czas przysz造 prosty.
Czas przysz造 ci庵造.
Czas przysz造 dokonany.
Czas przysz造 w aspekcie dokonanym ci庵造m.
Czas przesz造 ci庵造.
Czas zaprzesz造.
Czas przesz造 w aspekcie dokonanym ci庵造m.
Czas przesz造 prosty.
Czas tera積iejszy ci庵造.
Czas tera幡iejszy dokonany.
Czas present perfect continuous
Czas tera積iejszy w aspekcie dokonanym ci庵造m.
Czas tera幡iejszy prosty.
Modal verbs.
Irregular verbs.
Czasownik "to be", "to have" i "to do".
Indirect speech.
Conditionals.
Degrees of adjectives.
Passive voice.