finish in a certain

way, or place

 end up

 have courage to deal

with - especially

responsibilities

 face up to

 show amusement -

especially laughing -

colloquial

 fall about

 use as a last resort

 fall back on

 be deceived by -

colloquial/fall in love

with - colloquial

 fall for

 quarrel with

 fall out with

 fail to come to

completion

 fall through

 feel capable of doing

 feel up to

 act upon a

suggestion/take more

action

 follow up

przetnij,

zagnij

 be understood -

especially get an idea

across

 get across

 imply - about

personal matters -

colloquial

 get at

 make to feel

depressed -

colloquial

 get down

 begin to seriously

deal with

 get down to

 avoid punishment

 get off with

 approach a certain

age/time/number

 get on for

 make progress

 get on

 be surprised

 get over

 come to the end of

something, usually

unpleasant

 get over with

przetnij,

zagnij

 find time to do

 get round to=get

around

 do something -

usually bad when

about children -

colloquial

 get up to

 betray

 give away

 send off a smell -

liquid or gas

 give off

 be exhausted

 give out

 abandon,

devote/stop-colloquial

 give over

 surrender/believe to

be dead or lost

 give up

 break a promise

 go back on

 make a habit of

 go in for

przetnij,

zagnij

 became bad- food

 go off

 happen - usually

negative

 go on

 be enough

 go round

 complete a promise

or plan - usually

unwillingly

 go through with

 become more liked -

colloquial

 grow on

 keep - colloquial

 hang onto

 be deliberately

unkind to someone -

also as have got

 have it in for

 express feelings so

as to settle a

problem

 have it out with

 deceive - colloquial

 have someone on

przetnij,

zagnij

 get on well with -

colloquial

 hit it off

 discover by chance -

often an idea

 hit upon/on

 offer - especially

with hope

 hold out

 delay/use as an

example - i.e. a model

of good behaviour

 hold up

 agree with - an idea

 hold with

przetnij,

zagnij