1. abide by (v) –stosowa
ć
si
ę
do
If you are in Poland, you have to abide by the Polish law
2. absent from (adj) - nieobecny na
Five members of the managing board were absent from the meeting.
3. abstain from (v) – wstrzyma
ć
si
ę
; powstrzymywa
ć
si
ę
I abstained from voting because I wasn’t sure about who to choose.
4. accompanied by (adj) – w towarzystwie
Cough accompanied by sore throat.
5. according to (prep)–według; zgodnie z
According to the weather forecast, this should be a beautiful day.
6. account for (v) - rozlicza
ć
si
ę
z czego
ś
Your company’s financial report fails to account for all of its expenses.
7. accuse sb. of (v) – oskar
ż
a
ć
kogo
ś
o
He was accused of stealing.
8. accustomed to (adj) – przyzwyczajony do
The children are accustomed to eating late in the evening.
9. acquainted with (adj) -zna
ć
kogo
ś
; by
ć
z kim
ś
zaznajomionym
We are only acquainted with each other.
10.addicted to (adj) – uzale
ż
niony od
The child was addicted to video games.
11. adequate for (adj) – odpowiedni na (co
ś
)
A compact car may not have adequate interior space for a large family.
12. adjacent to (adj) – s
ą
siaduj
ą
cy; przylegaj
ą
cy
Our house is adjacent to the church.
13. advantage of (n) – przewaga nad
Steve has the advantage of me when he talks about science.
14. advise on/against (n)–doradza
ć
/radzi
ć
I advised Bill against quitting his job.
15. afraid of (adj) – przestraszony; boj
ą
cy si
ę
He was even afraid of his own shadow.
16. agree about sth – zgadza
ć
si
ę
z czym
ś
Do scientists agree about global warming?
17.agree to/on sth (v) – zgadza
ć
si
ę
na co
ś
/porozumiewa
ć
si
ę
w sprawie czego
ś
If you don't agree to my leaving early, I'll just do it anyway.
18.agree with sb. (v) - zgodzi
ć
si
ę
z (kim
ś
)
Sylvia rarely agreed with her husband about the best way to raise their children.
19. ahead of (prep) – przed, wyprzedzi
ć
(kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
She was five meters ahead of us.
20. aim at (v)–d
ąż
y
ć
do;zmierza
ć
/celowa
ć
She aimed (the gun) at the target and fired.
21. allergic to (adj) – uczulony na
Be allergic to stupid people.
22. amazed up/by (adj) – by
ć
zadziwiony, zaskoczonym
I was amazed at the news.
23. amount to (v) – wynosi
ć
The bill amounts to 100$.
24. amused at/with (adj)–rozbawiony/roz
ś
mieszony
We were all amused at his stories.
25. angry at what sb does (adj)–zły/rozgniewany na (kogo
ś
)
George was angry at the government for increasing the price of petrol
26. angry with sb about sth (adj) – zły, rozzłoszczony na (kogo
ś
) za, o (co
ś
)
George was angry with his son because he forgot to lock the door.
27. annoyed with sb about sth (adj) - by
ć
rozdra
ż
nionym/poirytowanym przez kogo
ś
I am annoyed with my dad about spoiling my car.
28. (in) answer to (n)–(w) odpowiedzi na
In answer to your question.
29.anxious about sth (adj) - niespokojny o co
ś
He was a bit anxious about the safety of the machinery.
30.(be) anxious for sth to happen (adj) - nie móc si
ę
doczeka
ć
(czego
ś
)
I’m anxious for the exam to begin.
31.apologise to sb for sth (v)–przeprasza
ć
(kogo
ś
) za (co
ś
)
How to apologize to your girlfriend for cheating on her?
32.(make an) appeal to sb for sth (v) – zwraca
ć
si
ę
o [help]
She appealed to the kidnappers to let her son go.
33. appeal to/against (v) - przemawia
ć
do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Her way of speaking really appeals to me.
34.apply in writing(v) - składa
ć
(np. CV - r
ę
cznie)
Please, apply in writing your CV.
35. apply to sb for sth (v) - składa
ć
podanie/wyst
ę
powa
ć
o (co
ś
)
I’ve applied to that company for a job.
36.approve of (v) - wyda
ć
zgod
ę
na (co
ś
)
If the town council approves of our plans, we can start building next week.
37.argue with sb about sth (v) - kłóci
ć
si
ę
o (co
ś
) z (kim
ś
)
I argue with my husband about money sometimes.
38.arrange for sb to do sth (v) - ustala
ć
(co
ś
) z (kim
ś
)
She arranged for her mother to look after the baby.
39.arrest sb for sth (v) - aresztowa
ć
za (co
ś
)
The police arrested Larry for robbery the next day.
40.arrive at (a small place) (v) - doje
ż
d
ż
a
ć
do
The train arrives at railway station at 9 pm.
41. arrive in (a town) (v) - doje
ż
d
ż
a
ć
do
The coach doesn’t arrive in Dover until midnight.
42.ashamed of (adj) - wstydzi
ć
si
ę
(czego
ś
)
Nadia shouldn’t be ashamed of her speech defect.
43.ask about/for (v) (but: ask sb a question) - pyta
ć
o (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Did you ask Sarah about the bike?
44.assure (sb) of (v) - zapewni
ć
o (czym
ś
)
We can fully assure you of the quality of our product.
45.astonished at/by (adj) - by
ć
zaskoczonym (czym
ś
/kim
ś
)
Mel was completely astonished by/at the news that his brother had died.
46.attached to (adj) - przyczepiony do (czego
ś
)
The cable is permanently attached to the pole.
47.attack on (n) - atak na (co
ś
)
The rebels were planning an attack on the military base.
48.attack sb for sth (v) - zaatakowa
ć
(kogo
ś
) za (co
ś
)
They attacked the reffere for bad decision.
49.attend to (v) - zaj
ąć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
I have other matters to attend to before I can review your case.
50. (un)aware of (adj) - by
ć
ś
wiadomym (czego
ś
)
You were aware of the problem, but did nothing to solve it.
51.bad at (adj) (but: He wasvery bad to me.) - by
ć
kiepskim w (czym
ś
)
I’ve always been bad at golf, but I like to play anyways.
52.ban sb from sth (v) - zakazywa
ć
He was fined £
500 and banned from driving for a year.
53.base on (v) -na podstawie (czego
ś
)
This film is based on a true story.
54.basis for (n) - podstawa, baza
She used her diaries as a basis for her book.
55.beg for (v) -
ż
ebra
ć
o (co
ś
)
He couldn’t find a job so was forced to beg for money.
56.begin by/with (v) - zaczyna
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
James Bond movies always begin with an action scene.
57.believe in (v) - wierzy
ć
w (kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
Do you believe in God?
58.belong to (v) - nale
ż
e
ć
do (czego
ś
)
I belong to the university rowing club.
59. benefit from (v) - czerpa
ć
korzy
ś
ci z (czego
ś
)
Small businesses have benefited from the changes in the law.
60.bet on (v) - postawi
ć
na (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
I suggest you don’t bet too much money on the football match.
61.beware of (v) - by
ć
ostro
ż
nym, uwa
ż
a
ć
na (co
ś
)
Soldiers should beware of landmines.
62.(put the) blame on sb (n) - wina
The report put the blame on rising prices.
63.blame sb for sth (v) - obwinia
ć
(kogo
ś
) za (co
ś
)
They tried to blame me for the missing jewellery but i denied it.
64.blame sth on sb (v) - obwinia
ć
(co
ś
przez co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Some people blame the changes in the climate on pollution.
65.boast about/of (v) - chwali
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
Nobody likes how Steve always boast about his money.
66.bored with (adj) - by
ć
znudzonym (czym
ś
)
Children soon get bored with their Christmas presents.
67.borrow sth from sb (v) - po
ż
yczy
ć
(co
ś
) od (kogo
ś
)
If I can’t borrow money from you’ll borrow it from my brother.
68.brilliant at (adj) - znakomity
My brother is very brilliant at Maths.
69. bump into (v) - wpa
ść
na (kogo
ś
)
Be careful you don’t bump into the furniture.
70.busy with (adj) - by
ć
zaj
ę
tym (czym
ś
)
Anna’s too busy with her work to go out with me.
71.call at/on (phr v) - zagl
ą
da
ć
do (kogo
ś
)
We called at his house but there was nobody.
72.campaign against/for (v) - opowiedzie
ć
si
ę
za (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
The union convinced the workers to compaign for better working conditions.
73.capable of (adj) - by
ć
zdolnym do (czego
ś
)
She’s highly qualified and capable of doing the job well.
74.care about (v) - zale
ż
e
ć
na (kim
ś
)
If you really cared about me you’d write to me more often.
75.care for sb (v) (= like) - zwraca
ć
uwag
ę
na (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Women in Norway generally don’t care for macho men.
76.(take) care of (n) - zajmowa
ć
si
ę
(kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
I’ll take care of the food for the party.
77.care for sth (v) (= like to dosth) - lubi
ć
co
ś
robi
ć
I don’t care for that colour.
78.careful about/of/with (adj) - by
ć
ostro
ż
nym
Be careful with that knife – it’s very sharp.
79.careless about/with (adj) - by
ć
nieprzej
ę
tym czym
ś
If you continue to be so careless about money, you’ll never save any.
80.cause of (n) -przyczyna
The police do not know the cause of the accident.
81.certain of (adj) - by
ć
pewnym/przekonanym
I’m certain of one thing – he didn’t take the money.
82.change into (v) - zmieni
ć
si
ę
w (co
ś
)
A caterpillar will change into a butterfly.
83.characteristic of (n/adj) -charakterystyczny dla (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
The flat landscape is characteristic of this part of the country.
84.charge for (v) - pobiera
ć
opłat
ę
za (co
ś
)
Most lawyers charge a lot of money for their services.
85.charge sb with (v) -oskar
ż
a
ć
kogo
ś
o (co
ś
)
Leo was arrested and charged with murder.
86.check for (v) - sprawdza
ć
Check your work for mistakes before you hand it in.
87.choice between/of (n) - mie
ć
wybór pomi
ę
dzy (czym
ś
i czym
ś
)
I was given a choice between a hotel room in the city and one in the country.
88.clever at (adj) (but: It was veryclever of you to buy it.) - by
ć
zdolnym z (czego
ś
)
She’s very clever at maths but has a problem learning languages.
89.close to (adj) - blisko do (czego
ś
)
My house is close to the hospital, just a block away.
90.coax sb into (v) - namówi
ć
kogo
ś
do czego
ś
I hate swimming and you’ll never coax me into going into the pool.
91.coincide with (v) - zbiega
ć
si
ę
z (czym
ś
)
Melinda was born on December 25th so her birthday coincides with Chrismas day.
92.collaborate with (v) - współpracowa
ć
z (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
We’d appreciate it if you agreed to collaborate with our company.
93.collide with (v) - zderzy
ć
si
ę
z (czym
ś
)
Henry was lucky he wasn’t hurt when his car collided with another car.
94.comment on (v) - skomentowa
ć
co
ś
Politicians are expected to comment on a wide variety of issues.
95.communicate with (v) - komunikowa
ć
si
ę
z (kim
ś
)
Parents often have difficulty communicating with their teenage children.
96.compare with (v) (howpeople and things arealike and how they aredifferent) - w
porównaniu z (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
My brother’s bad at maths, so compared with him, I’m a genius.
97.compare to (v) (show thelikeness between sb/sthand sb/sth else) -porównywa
ć
z
Melanie doesn’t like it when people compare her to/with her sister.
98.comparison between (n) - porównanie mi
ę
dzy (czym
ś
i czym
ś
)
If i have make a comparison between a Renault and a Mazda, I’d say the Mazda is
faster.
99.compete against/for/with (v) - rywalizowa
ć
/konkurowa
ć
We’ll be competing against seven other teams for the trophy.
100.complain of (v) (= suffer from) - skar
ż
y
ć
si
ę
na (co
ś
)
He went to the doctor, complaining of chest pains.
101.complain to sb about sth (v)(= be annoyed at) - zgłosi
ć
skarg
ę
na (co
ś
) do (kogo
ś
)
Service here is horible! I will complain to the manager about it!
102.compliment sb on (v) - skomplementowa
ć
(kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
It was so nice of Bruce to compliment me on my hair.
103.comply with (v) - stosowa
ć
si
ę
do (czego
ś
)
Be expected to comply with the rules at all times.
104.conceal sth from sb (v) - ukrywa
ć
przed (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
In some cultures, women conceal their faces from the public.
105.concentrate on (v) - skupi
ć
si
ę
na (czym
ś
/kim
ś
)
It’s hard for me to concentrate on my homework with that music playing.
106.(have) confidence in sb (n) -(mie
ć
) zaufanie
They don’t have much confidence in him.
107.confine to (v) - zamkni
ę
ty w (ograniczony)
Big dogs shouldn’t be confined to small flats.
108.confused about/by (adj) - byc zmieszanym/ zakłopotanym
I'm confused about my life.
109.confusion over (n) - zamieszanie w zwi
ą
zku z
There’s been too much confusion over organising the conference.
110.congratulate sb on sth (v) - pogratulowa
ć
(komu
ś
czego
ś
)
We’d like to take this opportunity to congratulate Professor Morton on his new book.
111.connection between (n) (but:in connection with) - zwi
ą
zek pomi
ę
dzy (czym
ś
i
czym
ś
)
There’s a strong connection between cancer and smoking tobacco.
112.conscious of (adj) - by
ć
swiadomym
She didn’t seem conscious of the danger.
113.connect to/with (v) - ł
ą
czy
ć
si
ę
z (czym
ś
)
Does this train connect to/with the one going to Liverpool?
114.consider sb for sth (v) - rozwa
ż
a
ć
/zastanawia
ć
si
ę
nad (czym
ś
)
They are considering him for the part of Romeo.
115.consist of (v) - składa
ć
si
ę
z (czego
ś
)
Pastry consists of flour, fat and water.
116.contact between (n) (but: incontact with) - styczno
ść
(mi
ę
dzy)
The First Contact Between Rome and China.
117.content with (adj) - zadowolony z (czego
ś
)
I’ve never been more content with my life.
118.contrary to (adj) -w przeciwie
ń
stwie do czego
ś
He’s actually very nice, contrary to what people say about him.
119.contrast with (v) -kontrastowa
ć
/ (silnie) odró
ż
nia
ć
si
ę
This comment contrasts sharply with his previous remarks.
120.contribute to (v) - mie
ć
wkład w (co
ś
)
Our company contributes a lot of money to medical research.
121.convert .to/into (v) - zmieni
ć
(co
ś
) w (co
ś
)
Paul and Sherri converted their garage into an artist’s studio.
122.cope with (v) - radzi
ć
sobie z kim
ś
(czym
ś
)
I’ve been a parent for years and I can cope with anything my children do.
123.correspond to/with (v) - koresponowa
ć
z (kim
ś
)
I’ve been corresponding with my friend in the Philippines for three tears.
124.count against (v) - liczy
ć
si
ę
do (czego
ś
)
Andy errors on the preliminary exam won’t count against the final mark.
125.count on sb (phr v) - liczy
ć
na kogo
ś
Can I count on you to help me tonight?
126.cover in/with (v) - pokryty (czym
ś
)
My favourite dessert is ice cream covered in/with chocolate sauce.
127.covered in/with (adj) - pokryty/ przykryty
She was covered in mud/sweat/dust.
128.crash into (v) - uderzy
ć
w (co
ś
)
Two airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2011.
129.(have) a craving for sth (n) - mie
ć
ochot
ę
na (co
ś
)
When i was pregnant I had a big craving for pickled onions.
130. crazy about (adj) - mie
ć
bzika na punkcie (czego
ś
)
She’s crazy about the Beatles and has all of their records.
131.crowded with (adj) - by
ć
pełnym ludzi/zatłoczonym
The shopping mall is always crowded with people just before Christmas.
132.cruel to (adj) - by
ć
okrutnym dla (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Don’t be cruel to a heart that’s true.
133.cruelty towards/to (n) -okrucie
ń
stwo (wobec kogo
ś
)
Cruelty to children.
134.cure for (n) - lek na (co
ś
)
It will be a great day when they find a cure for cancer.
135.curious about (adj) - by
ć
zaciekawionym (czym
ś
)
I’ve always been curious about China and would love to have a holiday there.
136.damage to (n) - szkoda
Scandals such as this do considerable damage to the government’s reputation.
137.date back to (v) - datowa
ć
si
ę
The house dates back to the 17th century.
138.date from (v) -pochodzi
ć
(z danego okresu)
This pottery dates from 17th Century China.
139. deal with (v) - prowadzi
ć
interesy
Our firm deals with customers all over the world.
140. dear to (adj) - drogi
It was a subject that was very dear to him.
141. decide on/against (v) -(nie) zdecydawa
ć
si
ę
na (co
ś
)
The plane fare was too expensive so we decided against going to Thailand for
holiday.
142.decrease in (n) - spadek w (czym
ś
)
We’ve noticed a significant decrease in tobacco consuption over past few years.
143. dedicate to (v) - po
ś
wi
ę
ca
ć
(co
ś
) na (co
ś
)
I dedicate too much of my time to my work and not enough to my family.
144.deficient in (adj) - wykazuj
ą
cy niedobór
Food that is deficient in minerals.
145.definition of (n) - definicja (czego
ś
)
Do you know the definition of “salubrious”?
146.delay in (n) - opó
ź
nienie w (czym
ś
)
There’s been a delay in progress on the bridge construction.
147.(take) delight in doing sth (n) - uwielbia
ć
co
ś
robi
ć
He delights in playing tricks on people.
148.delighted with (adj) - zachwycony
They’re absolutely delighted with their baby.
149.demand for (n) - zapotrzebowanie na (co
ś
)
There has always been a high demand for coffee in Europe.
150.demand from (v) - wymaga
ć
(czego
ś
) od (kogo
ś
)
The government demands taxes from all of us.
151.depart from (v) - odjecha
ć
z (sk
ą
d
ś
)
The train won’t depart from the station until later tonight.
152.departure from (n) - odst
ę
pstwo
A departure from normal practice.
153.depend on/upon (v) - zale
ż
e
ć
od (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Our choice of wine depends on/upon what we decide to eat.
154.dependent on (adj) - zale
ż
ny
The price you pay is dependent on the number in your group.
155.deputise for (v) - zast
ę
powa
ć
I have to deputize for my brother in a match.
156.descended from (adj) - pochodzi
ć
od kogo
ś
He says he’s descended from a Spanish prince.
157.describe as (v) - opisywa
ć
(jako)
Would you describe yourself as confident?
158. describe sb/sth to sb else (v) -opisa
ć
(co
ś
/komu
ś
)
If you describe your missing dog to me, I might be able to find it.
159.description of (n) - opis (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
The police department issued a description of the suspect.
160.die of/from (v) - umrze
ć
na (co
ś
)
Too many people die of cancer every year.
161.die in an accident (v) - umrze
ć
w wypadku
My brother died in a car accident.
162.differ from (v) - ró
ż
ni
ć
si
ę
How does this car differ from the more expensive model?
163.(have) difference between/of(n) - ró
ż
nica
There’s an age difference of three years between the two children.
164.different from (adj) - ró
ż
ny od (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Your appearance is much different from my.
165.difficulty in/with (n) - trudno
ść
We had no difficulty with the exam.
166.disadvantage of (n) (but: there’s a disadvantagein doing sth) - wada
The main disadvantage of the job is the long hours.
167.disagree with (v) - nie zgadza
ć
si
ę
z
Stephen often disagrees with his father about politics.
168.disappointed with/about/by(adj) -by
ć
(kim
ś
) zawiedzionym / rozczarowanym
I'm disappointed with the news.
169.disapprove of (v) - nie pochwala
ć
I disapprove of her choice for maid of honor.
170.discharge sb from (v) - wypu
ś
ci
ć
kogo
ś
z /zwolni
ć
Discharge sb from the hospital.
171.discouraged from (adj) - zniech
ę
cony
Discouraged from job hunting.
172.discussion about/on (n) - dyskusja
Discussion about/on global warming.
173.disgusted by/at (adj) - oburzony/ zdegustowany (czym
ś
)
We were disgusted at her incessant lying.
174.dismiss from (v) - odsuwa
ć
od
Dismiss from the Army....
175.dispose of (v) - pozby
ć
si
ę
(czego
ś
)
Dispose of used cooking oil.
176.disqualified from (adj) - zdyskwalifikowany z
Disqualified from match.
177.dissatisfied with (adj) - niezadowolony/ nieusatysfakcjonowany (czym
ś
)
I’ve always been dissatisfied with my car and I wish I hadn’t bought it.
178.distinguish between (v) - rozró
ż
nia
ć
(pomi
ę
dzy)
I can distinguish between an apple and an orange
179. divide between/among (v) - podzieli
ć
(na cz
ęś
ci)
We will divide the money between/among the three of us.
180. divide into/by (v) - dzieli
ć
przez
Don't divide by zero.
181. do sth about (v) - robi
ć
co
ś
w sprawie czego
ś
Must Do Something About It.
182.doubtful about (adj) - w
ą
tpliwy/niepewny
I am doubtful about this sentence.
183.dream about (v) -
ś
ni
ć
When I dream about you….
184.dream of (v) (= imagine) - marzy
ć
I never dreamt of doing so.
185.dressed in (adj)- ubrany w (co
ś
)
Violet attended the meeting dressed in a grey sweater and black trousers.
186.eager for (adj) -
żą
dny czego
ś
Eager for knowledge.
187.economise on (v) - oszcz
ę
dza
ć
We will have to economize on our food budget.
188.efficient at (adj) - skuteczne
Their equipment was not as efficient at finding gold as today's machinery.
189.(put) effort into sth (n) - staranie/wysiłek
Putting Effort Into A Relationship Quotes.
190.emphasis on (n) - nacisk na
Lay emphasis on the matter of personal responsibility.
191. engaged to sb/in sth (adj) -zar
ę
czony/zaaaga
ż
owany
She's engaged to someone she met at work.
Her team knew they were engaged in work of great importance.
192.engagement to sb (n) - zar
ę
czyny z kim
ś
She has broken off her engagement to Charles.
193.enthusiastic about (adj) - zachwycony czym
ś
I am enthusiastic about my new car.
194.enquire about sth (v) - dowiadywa
ć
si
ę
czego
ś
He enquired about cottages for sale.
195.envious of (adj) - zazdrosny o
Envious of a person's success.
196.equal to (adj) - równy czemu
ś
One plus three is equal to four.
197.escape from/to (v) - ucieka
ć
z/do
Escape from prison.
198.example of (n) - przykład czego
ś
It is an example of Polish education.
199.excellent at (adj) - znakomity w
She is excellent at speaking english.
200.exception to (n) - wyj
ą
tek od
(make anexception of sth/sb = treat sth/sb as a specialcase - take exception to sth =
object to sth[przeciwstawia
ć
si
ę
czemu
ś
])
An exception to a rule.
201. exchange sth for sth else (v) - zamieni
ć
co
ś
za co
ś
I will exchange this one for a larger size.
202. excited about (adj) - podekscytowany czym
ś
Why I Am Excited About the iPad?
203.exclaim at (v) - krzycze
ć
na
We will have to exclaim at the end.
204.excuse for (n) - usprawiedliwienie
Excuse for not going to work.
205.excuse sb for (v) - wybaczy
ć
Excuse me for living.
206.exempt from (adj) - zwolniony z
He is exempt from paying taxes.
207.expel from (v) - wyrzuci
ć
z
He had been expelled from his previous school for stealing.
208.experienced in/at (adj) - do
ś
wiadczony w
I have experienced in system development.
209.experiment on/with (v) - eksperymentowa
ć
(w/z)
The researchers were experimenting on a new drug that might cure rabies.
210.expert at/in (sth/doing sth) (n) - ekspert/specjalista w (activity)
(= person good at)
He is an expert at skiing.
211.expert at/in/on (sth/doingsth) (adj) -by
ć
ekspertem w
(= done withskill or involving greatknowledge)
To be expert at driving a car.
212.expert with sth (n) - ekspert/specjalista
(= goodat using sth)
I’m an expert with using cameras.
213.expert on (n) - ekspert/specjalista
(= personknowledgeable about asubject)
I'm an expert on digital cameras.
214.face up to (phr v) - stawi
ć
czemu
ś
czoła
You must face up to the authorities if you have done something wrong
215.fail in an attempt (v) - przegra
ć
w próbie
216.fail to do sth (v) - nie uda
ć
si
ę
He failed (to pass) the examination.
217.failure in (an exam) (n) - niepowodzenie
In case of single failure you may sit the exam again.
218.failure to (do sth) (n) - zaniechanie
Failure to comply with the rules can result in expulsion.
219.faithful to (adj) - wierny
I am faithful to my husband.
220.fall in (n) - spadek
A big fall in unemployment.
221.familiar to sb (adj) - znajomy
(= knownto sb)
Astrology is (not) familiar to me.
222.familiar with (adj) - zeznajomiony z/ obeznany
(= haveknowledge of)
People in Europe aren’t very familiar with Chinese music.
223. famous for (adj) - słynny z/ sławny
Leonardo da vinci is famous for this great painting.
224. fed up with (adj) - mie
ć
czego
ś
do
ść
I am so fed up with my job.
225.fill sth with sth else (v) - napełnia
ć
co
ś
czym
ś
Fill a glass with some water.
226.finish with (v) - ko
ń
czy
ć
co
ś
I will finish with fixing this soon.
227.fire at (v) - strzeli
ć
do
He fired at the police helicopter.
228.flee from (v) - ucieka
ć
z
Fled from the house into the night.
229.fond of (adj) - lubi
ć
kogo
ś
/co
ś
His mother is very fond of me.
230.forget about (v) - zapomnie
ć
o
Don’t forget about me.
231.forgive sb for (v) - wybaczy
ć
komu
ś
co
ś
She forgave him for forgetting her birthday.
232.fortunate in (adj) - szcz
ęś
liwy
I am fortunate in love.
233.free from/of/for (adj) - wolny
Free from peanuts.
234.friendly with/to (adj) - przyjazny dla
He is friendly to everyone.
235.frightened of (adj) -przestraszy
ć
si
ę
I was frightened of my dog.
236.full of (adj) - pełny czego
ś
He looks full of life.
237.furious with sb about/at sth(adj) – w
ś
ciekły na kogo
ś
za co
ś
I am furious with/at you because of last night's debate.
238.generosity to/towards (n) - hojno
ść
, szczodro
ść
w stosunku do kogo
ś
He emerged his generosity towards my parents.
239.genius at (n) - geniusz w
Make Your Child A Genius At Math
240.glance at (v)- spogl
ą
da
ć
na
I glanced at her.
241. glare at (v) - patrze
ć
(ze zło
ś
ci
ą
)
Don't glare at me!
242.good at (adj) - by
ć
w czym
ś
dobrym
(but: He was very good to me.)
I am good at math.
243. grateful to sb for sth (adj) – wdzi
ę
czny komu
ś
za co
ś
I am grateful to you for your help.
244. grudge against (n)– uraza (do kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Have a grudge against somebody.
245.guess at (v) – domy
ś
la
ć
si
ę
/gdyba
ć
We could only guess at her motives.
246.guilty of (adj)- winny czego
ś
(but: he feltguilty about his crime)
Man found guilty of stealing.
247. happen to (v) - mi
ęć
nadziej
ę
ż
e
I hope nothing has happened to her.
248.happy about/with/for (adj)– szcz
ęś
liwy
I am happy about/with/for you.
249.harmful to (adj)– szkodliwy
It is harmful for the eyes to watch television in the dark.
250.hear about (v) - usłysze
ć
o
(= be told)
I heard about the accident.
251.hear from (v)– otrzymywa
ć
wiadomo
ś
ci (od kogo
ś
)
(= receive aletter)
I got a letter from Bob the other day, it was so nice to have heard from him.
252.hear of (v) – słysze
ć
(co
ś
) o (kim
ś
)
(= learn that sthor sb exists)
I've heard of The Beatles.
253.heir to (n) –by
ć
spadkobierc
ą
do
California substitute teacher becomes heir to gold fortune.
254.hinder from (v) –powstrzymywa
ć
You can't hinder me from doing what I want!
255.hint to sb about sth (v) –dawa
ć
do zrozumienia
(but: hint at sth – zrobi
ć
aluzj
ę
)
256.hope for (v) –by
ć
dobrej nadziei
I still hope for her return.
257.hope to do sth (v) –mie
ć
nadziej
ę
ż
eby zrobi
ć
co
ś
I hope to do business with you.
258.(no) hope of (n)–maj
ą
c nadziej
ę
/w nadziei
Greg lives in hope of winning a million dollars in the lottery.
259. hopeless at (adj) – beznadziejny w
Tom is hopeless at cooking.
260.idea of (n) - poj
ę
cie/ wyobra
ż
enie
She doesn’t seem to have any idea of what I’m talking about.
261.identical to (adj) - by
ć
identycznym z (czym
ś
)
No two snowflakes are identical to each other.
262. ignorant of/about (adj) - nie mie
ć
o czym
ś
poj
ę
cia
I was completely ignorant of/about chemistry until I took a course in it.
263.ill with (adj) - zachorowa
ć
na (co
ś
)
Will couldn’t come today because he’s ill with bronchitis.
264.impact on (n) - mie
ć
wpływ na (co
ś
)
The decline in productivity will have an impact on profits.
265.impressed by/with (adj) - by
ć
pod wra
ż
eniem (czego
ś
)
I’m really impressed by/with Beth’s ability at Chinese.
266.(make an) impression on sb (n) - (zrobi
ć
) wra
ż
enie na (kim
ś
)
Do you think I made a good impression on your parents?
267.improvement in/on (n) - post
ę
p/ poprawa w
There’s been a considerable improvement in your mother’s condition.
268. incapable of (adj) - by
ć
niezdolnym do (czego
ś
)
He’s completely incapable of doing a good job.
269.include in (v) - wł
ą
czy
ć
(co
ś
/kogo
ś
) w (co
ś
)
If you don’t include Sara in your plan, she’ll be disappointed.
270.increase in (n) - wzrost w (czym
ś
)
There’s been a noticeable increase in the crime rate the past few years.
271. independent of/from (adj) - by
ć
niezale
ż
nym od (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Most teenagers want to be independent of their parents.
272.indifferent to (adj) - by
ć
oboj
ę
tnym wobec (czego
ś
)
I used to be indifferent to environmental problems, but now I care.
273.indulge in (v) - pozwala
ć
sobie na (co
ś
)
I like to indulge in chocolate once in a while.
274.inferior to (adj) - by
ć
gorszym od (czego
ś
)
Most people think that Spanish wine is inferior to French wine.
275.information about/on (n) - informacje o (czym
ś
)/dotycz
ą
ce (czego
ś
)
I’m writing to request some information about/on the exchange programme.
276.(be) informed about (adj) - by
ć
poinformowanym o (czym
ś
)
I watch TV only to keep informed about my football team.
277.inject sth into sb/sth (v) - wstrzykiwa
ć
/ dawa
ć
zastrzyk
They injected a lot of money (wpompowali mnóstwo pieni
ę
dzy) into the business.
278. inoculate against (v) - szczepi
ć
(przeciw)
The children have been inoculated against tetanus.
279.insist on (v) - nalega
ć
na (co
ś
)
Why do you always insist on eating dinner before 5PM?
280. instead of (prep) - zamiast
You should play football instead of just watching it on TV.
281.insure against (v) - ubezpieczy
ć
przed (czym
ś
)
We had to pay a lot of money to insure our house against flooding.
282.intelligent at (adj) - by
ć
bystrym w (czym
ś
)
She’s intelligent at languages but weak at maths.
283. intent on (adj) - byc zdeterminowanym do (czego
ś
)
Terry’s so intent on succeeding that nothing can stop him.
284.(have no) intention of (n) - (nie mie
ć
) zamiaru
I have no intention of staying indoors on a nice sunny day like this.
285.interest in (n) - interesowa
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
I’ve always had a strong interest in all kinds of sport.
286.interested in (adj) - by
ć
zainteresowanym (czym
ś
)
If you’re not interested in art, then don’t come to the museum.
287.interfere with/in (v) - wtr
ą
ca
ć
si
ę
w/ingerowa
ć
w (co
ś
)
Please don’t interfere with/in my plans for the weekend.
288.invasion of (n) - inwazja na
The invasion of Kuwait by Iraq was completely unexpected.
289. invest in (v) - inwestowa
ć
(w co
ś
)
Steve lost all the money he invested in the shopping centre.
290.invitation to (n) - zaproszenie na
Why didn’t I get an invitation to the weeding?
291.invite sb to (v) - zaprosi
ć
kogo
ś
na (co
ś
)
I want to invite Len and Donna to the wedding, but my fiancee doesn’t.
292.involve in (v) - anga
ż
owa
ć
(kogo
ś
) w (co
ś
)
I wish he wouldn’t try to involve me in his silly schemes.
293.irritated by (adj) - By
ć
czym
ś
zirytowanym
Sally has always been irritated by children.
294.jealous of (adj) - by
ć
zazdrosnym o (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
If you’re jealous of your girlfriend, it can only lead to problems.
295.join in (v) - doł
ą
czy
ć
do (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
I had to work so I couldn’t join in the celebration.
296.joke about (v) -
ż
artowa
ć
z (kogo
ś
)
My wife doesn’t like it when I joke about her mother.
297.knock at/on (v) - zapuka
ć
do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
The bell was broken so we knocked on the door.
298. know about/of (v) - wiedzie
ć
o (czym
ś
)
I didn’t know about Shelly’s problem until Rick told me about it.
299.keen on sth (adj) - bardzo zainteresowany kim
ś
/czym
ś
He’s very keen on jazz.
300.keen to do sth (adj) - zapalony (do czego
ś
)
I wasn’t too keen on going camping.
301.kind to (adj) - by
ć
miłym dla (kogo
ś
)
Oliver’s always been very kind to his wife.
302. key to (n) - klucz do (czego
ś
)
The key to success is to work hard.
303.knowledge of (n) - mie
ć
ś
wiadomo
ść
(czego
ś
)
I had absolutely no knowledge of the situation until I read your letter.
304.lack in (v) - mie
ć
braki w
ś
ród (czego
ś
)
Our team is so lacking in talented players, it will never win.
305.lack of (n) - brak (czego
ś
)
Lack of rain in Africa means another drought is expected this year.
306.laugh about (v) - wy
ś
miewa
ć
si
ę
z (kogo
ś
, czego
ś
)
307.They were laughing about my haircut.
308.laugh at (v) -
ś
mia
ć
si
ę
z (kogo
ś
)
Don’t laugh at me just because I didn’t know the answer!
309.lead to (v) - prowadzi
ć
do (czego
ś
)
310.Eating too much sugar can lead to all sorts of health problems.
311.lean on/against (v) - opiera
ć
si
ę
o (co
ś
)
The sign says not to lean on/against the door of the bus.
312.learn about/by (v) - dowiadywa
ć
si
ę
(czego
ś
)
313.I was sorry to learn about your father’s death.
314.leave for (v) (= head for) - wyje
ż
d
ż
a
ć
do
We’re leaving for Thailand on the early flight tomorrow.
315.lend sth to sb (v) - po
ż
yczy
ć
co
ś
(komu
ś
)
I refuse to lend any money to Greg.
316.listen to (v) - słucha
ć
(czego
ś
, kogo
ś
)
317.You should listen to your parents’ advice.
318.live on (v) - prze
ż
y
ć
za
It’s hard to live on only 300 pounds a month.
319.long for (v) - t
ę
skni
ć
za (czym
ś
)
I always long for summer during the winter months.
320.look at (v) - patrze
ć
na (kogo
ś
)
I wish you wouldn’t look at me like that.
321.look for (v) (= search for) - szuka
ć
(czego
ś
)
I spent thirty minutes looking for my mobile this morning.
322.look forward to (v) - cieszy
ć
si
ę
na (co
ś
)
323.I’m really looking forward to the weekend.
324.married to (adj) -
ż
onaty, zam
ęż
na
Ewa’s married to Mark.
325.marvel at (v) - podziwia
ć
, zdumiewa
ć
si
ę
We marvelled at how much they had managed to do.
326. mean to (adj) - mie
ć
zamiar/intencje
Hubert didn’t mean to be rude to you.
327. mention to (v) - wspomnie
ć
o (czym
ś
komu
ś
)
I told dad about the accident but I didn’t even mention it to grandpa.
328.mistake sb for (v) - pomyli
ć
(kogo
ś
/co
ś
) z (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
It’s easy to mistake her for her sister, they’re so much alike.
329.mix with (v) - zmiesza
ć
(co
ś
) z (czym
ś
)
Mix the eggs with the flour before you add the milk.
330.name after (v) - zosta
ć
nazwanym po (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
Gertrude never liked her name but she was named after her grandmother.
331.necessary for (adj) - by
ć
potrzebnym do (czego
ś
)
There’s a long list of books that are necessary for the course.
332.need for (n) - mie
ć
potrzeb
ę
(czego
ś
)
I’ve never understood the need for fighting.
333.neglect of (n) - zaniedbanie ( czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Neglect of your children is a serious crime.
334.nervous about (adj) - by
ć
zdenerwowanym (czym
ś
)
If you’ve studied for the test then there’s no need to get nervous about it.
335.new to (adj) - by
ć
nowym (gdzie
ś
)
Sally’s new to the school but she’s already made a lot of friends.
336.nice to (adj) - byc miłym dla (kogo
ś
)
If you’re nice to Gerald, he’ll be nice to you.
337.nominate sb (for/as sth) (v) - by
ć
nominowanym na (co
ś
)
If you nominate Jenkins for the position on the committee, then I’ll vote for him.
338.(take) (no) notice of (n) - (zwraca
ć
) uwag
ę
na (co
ś
)
Some people don’t take any notice of speed limits.
339.notorious for doing sth (adj) - znany z (tylko w negatywnym znaczeniu)
Osama Bin Laden was notorious for being the leader of the Taliban.
340.obedient to (adj) - by
ć
posłusznym wobec (kogo
ś
)
Good children are obedient to their parents.
341. object to (v) - sprzeciwia
ć
si
ę
(czemu
ś
)
Many people object to the new tax.
342.objection to (n) - sprzeciw wobec
If there are no objections to my proposal, we can proceed with it.
343.obliged to sb for sth (adj) - by
ć
zobowi
ą
zany (komu
ś
za co
ś
)
Thanks for your help. I’m much obliged to you.
344.obvious to (adj) - oczywiste dla (kogo
ś
)
It must be obvious to everybody that the Olympics were in London in 2012.
345.occur to (v) - przychodzi
ć
na my
ś
l
It never occurred to John that his wife might be unhappy.
346.offence against (n) - przest
ę
pstwo
Drink driving is a serious offence against the law in almost every country.
347. operate on (v) - operowa
ć
na (kim
ś
)
The doctor is scheduled to operate on Mr. Charles at 11.00.
348. opinion of/on (n) - (czyja
ś
) opinia
Henry never respected the opinions of other people.
349.opposite of/to (n) - przeciwie
ń
stwo do (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
The opposite of/to ‘trivial’ is ‘important’.
350.part with (v) - rozsta
ć
si
ę
z (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
It was difficult for Melanie to part with her family when she went to college.
351.patient with (adj) - mie
ć
cierpliwo
ść
do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
You have to be patient with a puppy when you’re training it.
352.pay by (cheque) (v) - płaci
ć
czym
ś
It takes more time to pay by card than in cash.
353.pay for (v) - zapłaci
ć
za (co
ś
)
(but: pay a bill)
354.I’d like to buy that jacket but don’t know how I could ever pay for it.
355.pay in (cash) (v) - płaci
ć
w (gotówce)
Mr. Edwards never pays in cash for anything these days.
356.peculiar to (adj) - specyficzny, wła
ś
ciwy dla (kogo
ś
, czego
ś
)
357.A species peculiar to this area.
358.persist in (v) (but: insist on) - trwa
ć
w (czym
ś
)
If you persist in your efforts, you will be rewarded.
359.(take a) photograph of (n) - (robi
ć
) zdj
ę
cie (czego
ś
)
360.Taking a photograph of the moon.
361.picture of (n) - zdj
ę
cie (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Most parents take lots of pictures of their children.
362.pity for (n) - mie
ć
współczucie dla (kogo
ś
)
I don’t have a lot of pity for drug dealers who get send to jail.
363.take pity on sb (exp) - wspiera
ć
kogo
ś
/pomaga
ć
komu
ś
z lito
ś
ci
I take pity on you.
364.pleasant to (adj) - by
ć
przyjemno
ś
ci
ą
It’s always pleasant to eat outsider on a nice day.
365.pleased about sth (adj) - by
ć
zadowolonym z (czego
ś
)
I'm very pleased aboutthe results.
366.pleased with (adj) - by
ć
zadowolonym z (czego
ś
)
We’re really pleased with our new flat.
367.(take) pleasure in (n) - znajdowa
ć
przyjemno
ść
w (czym
ś
)
368.I take pleasure in crossword puzzles.
369.(have the) pleasure of (n) - przyjemno
ść
Parents get a lot of pleasure out of watching their children grow up.
370.point at/to (v) - wskaza
ć
na (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
If you can’t speak the language just point atwhat you want to order.
371.(im)polite to (adj) - by
ć
uprzejmym dla (kogo
ś
)
Marvin was always very polite to/towards his girlfriend’s Parents.
372.popular with (adj) - by
ć
popularnym w
ś
ród (kogo
ś
)
If you want to be popular with other students, you have to be sociable.
373.praise sb for (v) - pochwali
ć
(kogo
ś
) za (co
ś
)
My father never praised me for doing well at school.
374.pray for sth/sb (v) - modli
ć
si
ę
o (co
ś
)
Many people believe that they will get what they pray for.
375.prefer sth to sth else (v) - wole
ć
(co
ś
/kogo
ś
) od (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Most people prefer summer to winter.
376.(have a) preference for (n) - upodobanie, preferencja
We have both red and white wine. Do you have a preference for (wolisz) one or the
other?
377.prepare for (v) - przygotowywa
ć
si
ę
na (co
ś
)
The government is encouraging people to prepare for a possibile hurricane.
378.present sb with (v) - da
ć
(komu
ś
) present
We’ll wait for the proper time to present the bridge and groom with their gifts.
379. prevent sb/sth from (v) - powstrzyma
ć
(kogo
ś
) przed (czym
ś
)
My mother tried to prevent me from joining the army, but I did.
380.(take) pride in (n) - by
ć
dumnym
I take a great pride in my work.
381.pride oneself on sth/on doing sth (v) - szczyci
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
Fabio prides himself on his ability to cook.
382.profit from (v) - zyskiwa
ć
na (czym
ś
)
383.Who will profit most from the tax reforms?
384.prohibit sb from doing sth (v) - zabroni
ć
(czego
ś
)
Many governments prohibit their citizens from owning guns.
385.prone to (adj) - mie
ć
skłonno
ść
do (czego
ś
)
He was always prone to accidents, so I’m not surprised that he got hurt.
386.protect against/from (v) - chroni
ć
przed (czym
ś
)
People living in Florida protect their homes against/from hurricanes.
387.protection from (n) - ochrona przed (czym
ś
/kim
ś
)
Since the Police couldn’t offer Harriet protection from Her stalker, she hired a
bodyguard.
388.protest about/at (v) - protestowa
ć
, sprzeciwia
ć
si
ę
(czemu
ś
)
Students have been protesting about the government’s decision.
389.proud of (adj) - by
ć
dumnym z (kogo
ś
)
Not all Parents are pround of their children.
390.provide sb with (v) - udzieli
ć
(komu
ś
czego
ś
)
We’ll be happy to provide you with all information you might need.
391.punish sb for (v) - ukara
ć
za (co
ś
)
Don’t punish your children for something they didn’t mean to do.
392.puzzled about/by (adj) - by
ć
zaskoczonym (czym
ś
)
We were all puzzle about/by the sudden change in plans.
393.quarrel about sth/with sb (v/n) - kłóci
ć
si
ę
z (kim
ś
) o (co
ś
)
I never quarrel with my wife about money.
394.qualify as/in (v) - stanowi
ć
(jako)
A cup of coffee and a sandwich doesn’t really qualify as a meal.
395.qualified for (adj) - mie
ć
kwalifikacje do czego
ś
If you’re not qualified for the job. they won’t hire you.
396.quick at (adj) - by
ć
szybkim w (czym
ś
)
You’ll need to be quick at answering questions if you want to pass the exam.
397.quotation from (n) - cytat z (czego
ś
)
Our priest is always reading quotations from the Bible.
398.rave about (v) - zachwyca
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
Gerry and Beth couldn’t stop raving about their holiday in Spain.
399.react to (v) - reagowa
ć
na (co
ś
)
The police in this town are often slow to react to a call for help.
400.reaction to (n) - reakcja na (co
ś
)
I don’t understand your reaction to the news.
401.ready for (adj) - by
ć
przygotowanym na (co
ś
)
Clearly. my team weren’t ready for the match.
402.reason for (n) - powód, dla którego
They went to a psychologist to understand the reason for their son’s behaviour.
403.reason with (v) - omówi
ć
(co
ś
) z (kim
ś
)
If you reason with her, she might agree to take the job.
404.rebel against (v) - buntowa
ć
si
ę
She rebelled against her parents.
405.receive from (v) - otrzyma
ć
(co
ś
) z (czego
ś
)
The money I received from my tax return went to pay for my holiday.
406.(keep) a record of (n) - (prowadzi
ć
) dziennik
The teachers keep records of the children’s progress.
407.recover from (v) - wyleczy
ć
si
ę
z (czego
ś
)
It will take at least a month for him to recover from his injuries.
408.reduction in (n) - redukcja w (czym
ś
)
There’s been a reduction in imports from Japan this year.
409.refer to (v) - odnosi
ć
si
ę
do (czego
ś
)
The report refers to the influence of the market several Times.
410.(in/with) reference to (n) - nawi
ą
zanie do (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
I didn’t understand the reference to Ben Jonson in the poem.
411.refrain from (v) - wstrzyma
ć
si
ę
do (czego
ś
)
Please refrain from using mobile phones during the performance.
412.regard as (v) - traktowa
ć
(co
ś
/kogo
ś
) jak/jako
I’ve never regarded Natalie as a friend of mine.
413.regardless of (prep) - niezale
ż
nie od (czego
ś
)
We’ll proceed with our plans regardless of our objections to it.
414.related to (adj) - by
ć
z (kim
ś
) spokrewnionym
Are you related to the Mr. Jones who lives in Blackpool?
415.relationship between (n) - relacja mi
ę
dzy (dwójk
ą
ludzi)
I’ve never had a good relationship with my sister.
(but: a relationship with sb - mie
ć
relacj
ę
z (kim
ś
))
416.relevant to (adj) - mie
ć
znaczenie dla (czego
ś
)
I’d read that book, if it were relevant to my research.
417.rely on (v) - polega
ć
na (kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
I can always rely on my brother to help me when I need it.
418.remind sb of/about (v) - przypomina
ć
(komu
ś
co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Carla reminds me of her mother.
419.remove from (v) - usun
ąć
(co
ś
sk
ą
d
ś
)
Please remove that rubbish from my property straight away.
420.replace sth with sth else (v) - wymienia
ć
(co
ś
na co
ś
)
I replaced the old battery with a new one.
421.reply to (n/v) - odpowiedzie
ć
na (co
ś
)
Please reply to my request as soon as possible.
422.report on (n/v) - raport o/dotycz
ą
cy
The government is planning to release a report on the economy in November.
423.reputation for/of (n) - mie
ć
reputacj
ę
(kogo
ś
)
He has a well-deserved reputation for generosity.
424.research on/into (n) - badania dotycz
ą
ce
All the research on/into the disease points to the same conclution.
425.respect for (n) - mie
ć
szacunek do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
My uncle is well respected for his work as a missionary.
426.respected for (adj) - by
ć
szanowanym/powa
ż
anym za (co
ś
)
Dickens was respected for his strong moral ideals.
427.respond to (v) - zareagowa
ć
na (co
ś
)
The ambulance was quick to respond to the accident.
428.responsibility for (n) - odpowiedzialno
ść
za (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
You’ll have to take responsibility for your actions and tell your parents what you’ve
done.
429.responsible for (adj) - by
ć
odpowiedzialnym za (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Don’t try to tell me that I’m responsible for this mess.
430.result from (v) - wynika
ć
z (czego
ś
)
Your illness results from your unhealthy diet.
(= be the consequence of)
431.result In (v) - skutkowa
ć
w (czym
ś
)
Our attempts at starting a business only resulted in failure (= cause)
432.result of (n) - by
ć
wynikiem (czego
ś
)
All of her problems are just a result of bad luck.
433.resulting from (adj) - wynikaj
ą
cym z (czego
ś
)
The damage to our lungs resulting from smoking can be fatal.
434.rhyme with (v) - rymowa
ć
si
ę
z (czym
ś
)
„Fish: rhymes with „dish”
435.rich in (adj) - by
ć
bogatym w (co
ś
)
I try not to eat anything this i stoo rich in carbohydrates.
436.(get) rid of (phr) - pozbywa
ć
si
ę
kogo
ś
/czego
ś
I can’t get rid of this mark on the carpet.
437.rise in (n) - wzrost w (czym
ś
)
There has been a rise in unemployment this year.
438.(make) room for (n) - miejsce na (kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
If you want to come with us, there’s room for one more person in the car.
439.rude to (adj) - by
ć
niemiłym dla (kogo
ś
)
I didn’t want to be rude to Wanda, but she made me angry.
440.safe from (adj) - unikn
ąć
zagro
ż
enia, bezpieczny (przed)
No matter how much you try, you’ll never be completely safe from illness.
441.same as (adj) - taki sam, jak (kto
ś
/ co
ś
)
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
442.satisfied with/by (adj) - by
ć
usatysfakcjonowanym (czym
ś
)
I know we won the match, but I can’t be satisfied with/by the way we played.
443.save sb from (v) - uchroni
ć
(kogo
ś
) przed (kim
ś
/ czym
ś
)
A loan from my father saved me from taking a job I didn’t want.
444.save sth for sb (v) - przechowa
ć
, oszcz
ę
dza
ć
I will save the money for you
445.scared of (adj) - ba
ć
si
ę
(czego
ś
)
If you’re scared of water, don’t go on the boat ride.
446.scared to (v) - by
ć
przestraszonym
Every1 was too scared to more.
447.search for (v/n) - szuka
ć
(czego
ś
)
I knew I was finished searching for a wife when I met Amanda.
448.(be) in search of (n) - w poszukiwaniu
She walked round for hours in search of her missing dog.
449.sensible of sth (adj) - by
ć
ś
wiadomym (czego
ś
)
I’m sensible of the danger. (= aware of sth)
450.sensitive to (adj) - by
ć
wra
ż
liwym na (co
ś
)
If you’re sensitive to criticism, you’ll never succeed in politics.
451.sentence sb to (v) - skaza
ć
(kogo
ś
) na (co
ś
)
The judge sentenced William to five years in prison.
452.separate from (v) - oddzieli
ć
(co
ś
) od (czego
ś
)
Separate the coloured clothes from the whites before you wash them.
453.serious about (adj) - my
ś
le
ć
o (czym
ś
/kim
ś
) powa
ż
nie
If Mark was serious about moving to Wales, he’d have done it a long time ago.
454.settle for/on (v) - zdecydowa
ć
si
ę
na (co
ś
)
We’re settled on Greece for our holiday this year.
455.share In/of sth (n) - podzieli
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
)
Come to my place and share in the wine.
456.shelter from (v) - ukry
ć
si
ę
przed (czym
ś
)
We stood under a tree to shelter us from the rain.
457.shocked at/by (adj) - by
ć
zaskoczonym (czym
ś
)
Nobody was shocked at/by his drunken behaviour. He’s always like that.
458.shoot at (v) - strzela
ć
do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Leroy shot at the deer three times and still missed it.
459.short of/on (adj) - by
ć
niedaleko (czego
ś
)
We were just a little bit short of town when we ran out of petrol.
460.shout at (v) - krzycze
ć
do/ na (kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
You don’t have to shout at people when on your mobile phone.
461.shy of (adj) - unika
ć
czego
ś
She’s not shy of telling people what she thinks.
462.sick of (adj) - mie
ć
(czego
ś
) dosy
ć
I’m sick of working every day.
463.silly to do sth (adj) - (robi
ć
) co
ś
głupiego
464.It’s so silly to do that.
(but: It was silly of him)
465.similar to (adj) - podobny do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Beth isn’t similar to her mother at all.
466.skillful at (adj) - mie
ć
wpraw
ę
w (czym
ś
)
He’s very good-skillful at guitar playing.
467.skilled at/in (adj) - by
ć
w (czym
ś
) dobrym
This advert says that they’re loking for some1 skilled at computer programming.
468.slow in/about doing sth/to sth (adj) - by
ć
powolnym, zwleka
ć
They’ve been rather slow in replying to my letter.
469.smell of (n/v) - zapach (czego
ś
)
I love the smell of fresh coffee in the morning.
470.smile at (v) - u
ś
miecha
ć
si
ę
do (kogo
ś
)
If she likes you, she’ll smile at you.
471.solution to (n) - rozwi
ą
zanie na (co
ś
)
The solution to your problem is simple: get more exercise.
472.sorry about (adj) - jest przykro (komu
ś
z powodu) (= feel sorry for sb)
Hugo didn’t feel sorry about punching his sister.
(but: I’m sorry for doing sth)
473.speak to/with sb about (v) - rozmawia
ć
z (kim
ś
)
I demand to speak to/with the manager!
474.specialise in (v) - specjalizowa
ć
si
ę
w (czym
ś
)
Dr. Reynolds specialises in cardiology.
475.specialist in (n) - by
ć
specjalist
ą
/k
ą
She’s a specialist in deceases of cattle.
476.spend money on sth (v) - wydawa
ć
pieni
ą
dze na (co
ś
)
I have spent only 100$ on sales.
477.spend time in/doing sth (v) - sp
ę
dza
ć
czas na (czym
ś
)
We’ve spent a lot of time on this project.
478.split into/in (v) - rozdzieli
ć
na (co
ś
)
We’ve decided to split the task into four sections.
479.spy on (v) - szpiegowa
ć
(kogo
ś
)
The USA and Russia still spy on each other long after the Cold War.
480.stare at (v) - gapi
ć
si
ę
na (kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
It’s rude to stare at people in public.
481.strain on (n) - mie
ć
negatywny wpływ na (co
ś
)
Financial problems put a big strain on their marriage.
482.study for (v) - uczy
ć
si
ę
, studiowa
ć
Leon has been studying hard for his exams.
483.subject to (adj/v) - podlega
ć
(czemu
ś
)
Any1 who breaks this law will be subject to a $100 fine.
484.submit to (v) - podda
ć
si
ę
(czemu
ś
/komu
ś
)
They have decided to submit to the enemy.
(but: submit sth for publication)
485.subscribe to (v) - prenumerowa
ć
(co
ś
)
We used to subscribe to The Telegraph, but we don’t read it anymore.
486.succeed in (v) - odnie
ść
sukces w (czym
ś
)
We’ll have to work hard if we want to succeed in the competition.
487.suffer from (v) - cierpie
ć
na (co
ś
)
My grandfather suffers from arthritis.
488.sufficient for sth/sb (adj) -wystarczaj
ą
co, odpowiednio
Give sufficient time for the test.
489.suitable for (adj) - odpowiedni, stosowny
The film isn’t suitable for children.
490.superior to (adj) - by
ć
lepszym od (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
We foud the French wine to be superior to the Spanish wine.
491.sure of/about (adj) - by
ć
pewnym (czego
ś
)/ by
ć
pewnym,
ż
e
I want to be sure of/about the offer before i decided to take the job.
492.surprised at/by (adj) - by
ć
zaskoczonym (czym
ś
)
Nobody was surprised by/at the results of the election.
493.surrender to (v) - podda
ć
si
ę
(komu
ś
/czemu
ś
)
The Japanese surrendered to the Allies after the bombings of Hiroshima and
Nagasaki.
494.surrounded by (adj) - by
ć
otoczonym przez (kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
Marco suspected his wife of having an affair with another man.
495.suspect sb of (v) - podejrzewa
ć
(kogo
ś
) o (co
ś
)
I suspect my students of cheating on the exam, but I can’t prove it.
496.suspicious of (adj) - by
ć
podejrzliwym wobec (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Laura had always been suspicious of her husband.
497.sympathetic to/towards (adj) - współczu
ć
(komu
ś
)
The border plice are never sympathetic to/towards drug smugglers.
498.sympathise with (v) - odnosi
ć
si
ę
ż
yczliwie do (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
Julia always sympathised with her sister and her problems.
499. take sth to sb/sth (v) - zabiera
ć
The ambulance took him to hospital.
500. talent for sth (n) - mie
ć
talent do (czego
ś
)
She showed a real talent for figure skating a tan early age.
501. talk to. sb about sth (v) - rozmawia
ć
o (czym
ś
) z (kim
ś
)
If you don’t talk to me about your problems, how can I help you?
502. (have) taste In (n) - wyczucie, gust
He has excellent taste in music.
503. taste of (v) - spróbowa
ć
(czego
ś
)
Can I have just a little taste of your pie?
504. terrible at (adj) -by
ć
w (czym
ś
) naprawd
ę
kiepskim
Sally’s terrible at tenis, but she keeps trying to improve.
505. terrified of (adj) -by
ć
przera
ż
onym (czym
ś
)
I take the train everywhere because I’m terrified of flying.
506. thank sb for (v) - podzi
ę
kowa
ć
(komu
ś
) za (co
ś
)
Don’t forget to thank Grandma for the birthday present.
507. thankful for (adj) - by
ć
wdzi
ę
cznym za (co
ś
komu
ś
)
I’m thankful for all my teacher has done for me.
508. think about/of (v) - my
ś
le
ć
o (czym
ś
/kim
ś
)
My girlfriend always wants to know what I’m thinking of/about.
509. threat to sb/sth/of sth (n) - by
ć
zagro
ż
eniem dla (czego
ś
/kogo
ś
)
Water pollution poses a serious threat to the salmon population
510. threaten sb with sth (v) - grozi
ć
(komu
ś
czym
ś
)
If your husband threatens you with violence, you’d better leave him straightaway.
511. throw at (v) - rzuci
ć
(czym
ś
w (co
ś
/kogo
ś
) (in order to hit)
The naughty boy threw a rock at the window
512. throw to (v) - rzuci
ć
(co
ś
) do kogo
ś
) (in order to catch)
He threw the ball to his daughter.
513. tire of (v) - nudzi
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
/ kim
ś
)
I’ll never tire of living here.
514. tired of (adj) - by
ć
zm
ę
czonym (kim
ś
/ czym
ś
) (= fed up with)
I’m tired of this game.
515. translate from ... into (v) - tłumaczy
ć
z (j
ę
zyka) na (inny j
ę
zyk)
Gisele can translate from French into Spanish, and into Russian.
516. tread on (v) - nadepn
ąć
He trod on my toe!
517. trip over (v) - potkn
ąć
si
ę
o (co
ś
)
Kevin almost broke his leg when he tripped over the dog.
518. trouble with (n) - mie
ć
problem z (czym
ś
)
I’m having so much trouble with university that I might give up.
519. typical of (adj) - by
ć
typowym dla (kogo
ś
/czego
ś
)
It’s typical of the Japanese to be very polite to foreigners.
520. unaware of (adj) - nie by
ć
ś
wiadomym (czego
ś
)
Don’t pretend that you were unaware of the problem.
521. understanding of (n) - mie
ć
wiedz
ę
w zakresie (czego
ś
)
The exam will test your understanding of French Literature of the late 1800’s
522. uneasy about (adj) - czu
ć
si
ę
(czym
ś
) nieswojo
Moira felt uneasy about getting married, but couldn’t cancel the wedding.
523. upset about/over sth (adj) - by
ć
zdenerwowanym (czym
ś
)
Why are you getting so upset about/ over paying a few extra pence?
524.(make) use of (n) - wykorzystywa
ć
co
ś
/kogo
ś
, posługiwa
ć
si
ę
(kim
ś
/czym
ś
)
I made use of the train journey to do some studying.
525.used to (adj) - by
ć
przyzwyczajonym (do czego
ś
)
He’s used to the heat.
526.useful for/to (adj) - przydatny, po
ż
yteczny
It’s very useful to me.
527. valid for (length of time) (adj) - by
ć
wa
ż
nym przez (okres czasu)
my transit card is valid for only three more days.
528. valid in (places) (adj) - prawidłowy (dla miejsca)
Little within those visions was valid in the real world.
529. value sth at (v) - wyceni
ć
(co
ś
) na
Experts value the Renoir at half a milion pounds.
530. vote against/for (v) - głosowa
ć
na (kogo
ś
)
I still can’t decide who to vote for in this year’s election.
531. vouch for (v) - r
ę
czy
ć
za (kogo
ś
/co
ś
)
I can vouch for Steven because I’ve known him a long time.
532. wait for (v) - czeka
ć
na (kogo
ś
)
I’ve been waiting for Simon for half an hour already.
533. warn sb against/about/of (v) - ostrzec (kogo
ś
) przed (czym
ś
)
I warned you about/against marrying Karl but you wouldn’t listen.
534. waste (time/money) on (v) - marnowa
ć
(czas/pieni
ą
dze) na
I used to waste my money on clothes and travel, but now I’m more sensible.
535. weak in/at (adj) - by
ć
słabym z (czego
ś
)
I’m already weak in/at maths so I might fail the course.
536. wink at (v) - mruga
ć
(do kogo
ś
)
He winks at me.
537. wonder about (v) - zastanawia
ć
si
ę
nad (czym
ś
)
I sometimes wonder about finding a new job.
538. work as/in/at sth (v) - pracowa
ć
(jako)
I’d like to work as a newspaper reporter.
539. worry about (v) - martwi
ć
si
ę
o (co
ś
/kogo
ś
)
tool many people have to worry about paying the rent.
540. worthy of (adj) - wart (czego
ś
)
the scheme is worthy of our support.
541. write about (v) - pisa
ć
o (czym
ś
)
I’ll have to write you about my trip to Mexico.
542.write to sb (v) - napisa
ć
do (kogo
ś
)
I must not forget to write to Aunt Irmina soon.
543.wrong about (adj) - nie mie
ć
racji o (czym
ś
/kim
ś
)
You’re completely wrong about Ernie, he’s really a nice guy.