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Did the meeting you were planning ever come off?
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Did the meeting you were planning take place
I don't think his jokes ever quite come off
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I don't think his jokes will ever succeed
When do the exam results come out?
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When will the the exam results be published.
The mark on the carpet won't come out
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The mark on the carpet won't be removed
An important point came up at the meting
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An important point was raised at the meeting
PLease come round and see me sometimes
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Please pay an informal visit and see me sometime
Nothing can come between him and football
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NOthing seperate him and football
I came across a lovely old vase
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I found by chance a lovely old vase
How did you come by that car?
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how did you recieve that car?
come to
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an agreement (dogadać się)
come to
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a conclusion
come to
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a standstill(stop)
come to
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an end
come to
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a decision
come to
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blows(to start fighting)
come to
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terms with (acknowledge and accept psychologically)
come to
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one's senses (to reflect after doin sth silly)
What is going on next door?
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What is happening next door?
They went on working despite the noise
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They continued working despite the noise
As the weeks went on - things improved
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As the weeks passed - thing improved
You go on - we will catch you up later
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YOU go in advance (z wyprzedzeniem)- we will catch you up later
come into
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bloom (rozkwit)
come into
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flower
come into
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contact
come into
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a fortune
come into
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money(to get some money unexpectedly, usually by inheritance)
come into
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a legacy(odziedziczyć spadek)
come into
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operation (start working)
come into
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sight (to become visible)(The tall buildings of the city came into sight first)
come into
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than it becomes something hauntingly beautiful
haunting melody
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melodia zapadająca w pamięć
come into
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view (=sight)
come into
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power (of a political party)
come into
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existence, being (be created, be developed, be invented, become available)
come into
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fashion stać się modnym
come into fashion
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stać się modnym
come into
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use (start being used)
come into use
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start being used
come into bloom/flower
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rozkwitać
come to an agreement
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dogadać się
come to a standstill
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zatrzymać się
come to blows
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start fighting
come to one's senses
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mieć refleksje po czym głupim
I wouldn't like to go thrigh that again
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I wound't like to experience that again
Let's go through the plans once more
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Let's check the plans once more
THe business did not go through in the end
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THe business was not completed/approved
He went throught a fortune in one weekend
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He spent a fortune in one weekend
He's always going on at me about my hair
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He always complains about my hair
He really went for her when she dared to criticise him
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He really attacked her when she dared to criticise him
He goes for older women
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He is atracted by older women
Which course have you decided to go for?
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Which course have you decided to choose?
Those shoes don't go with that dress
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Those shoes don't match with that dress
The alarm went off when...
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The alarm rang when...
He would never go back on his word
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He would never breake a promise on his word
Let me have a go
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Let me have a turn or try!
I hope the'll make a go of the business
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I have they'll make a success of the business
He's been on the go all day and he's exhausted
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He's been very busy all day and he's exhausted
It goes without saying that we'll all support you
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It's clear without being said that we will all support you.
Your work is good - as far as it goes
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Your work is good - but is limited of insufficinet
The story goes that they... -
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It's said that they...
I'm sure she'll go far
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I'm sure she will be very successful
They went to great lengths to keep it a secret
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It took a lot of trouble to keep it a secret.
The business has gone bankrupt
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They business has not got enough money to pay debts
It's my turn to get dinner tonight
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It's my turn to prepare a meal
I don't get it
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I don't understand it
His behaviour really gets me at times
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His beaviour really annoys me at time.
I hope the enquiry will get at the truth
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I hope the enquiry will find the truth
The robbers got away with several thousand pounds
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do sth wrong without being caught
I've got terribly behing with my work
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fail to produce something at the right time
We could never get by on my salary alone
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We could never manage on my salary alone
This weather is really getting me down
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This wrather really depress me.
It's time you got down to some work
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It's time to begin or to give serious attention to some work.
However will we get on without you?
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However will we manage without u?
jo is getting on very well at school now
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Jo teraz sobie dobrze radzi w szkole. manage
get out of
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avoid a responsibility
get over
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recover from
get round
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spread
get through
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come to a successful end
He got throught his month's salary in just one weekend
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He spent all his money in just one weekend
They're very quiet. I wonder what they're getting up to?
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I wonder what they are going to do (sth bad)
get out of bed on the wrong side
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be in a bad mood
get off to a good/bad start
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started well/badly
to organise a little get-togehter
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organise informal meeting
get rid of sth
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get righ of sth
get my own back on someone
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take my revenge
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