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take after (= to look or behave like another memeber of your famiy, espiacially your mother or father) start learning
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take off (= to become successful or popular very quickly or suddenly) start learning
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odnieść niespodziewany sukces
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take over (= to begin to have control or responsibility for sth, especially in place of somebody else) start learning
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take up (= to begin new sport or hobby) start learning
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podejmować się nowego zajęcia
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start learning
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usuwać, wyciągać, wywabiać
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start learning
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start learning
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turn on someone (= suddenly attack someone, physically or with words) start learning
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turn out (= to have a particular or unexpected reason) start learning
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turn someone off (= to make somebody decide they don’t like something) start learning
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turn away (= to refuse permission to enter a place) start learning
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“odprawiać kogoś z kwitkiem”
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turn down (= refuse an invitation) start learning
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turn up (= to arrive somewhere, especially unexpectedly) start learning
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wear something out (= to make sth become very thin or no longer to be used because it has been used too much) start learning
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spill out of (= to arrange your things over a large area) start learning
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wylewać, wysypywać się z czegoś
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start learning
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start learning
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run out of (= to disappear/to use completely) start learning
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spread out (= to arrange your things over a large area) start learning
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opt out (= to stop being involved) start learning
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help out (= to support/to indent to support) start learning
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reach out to (= to support/to intend to support) start learning
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dotrzeć do kogoś, wyciągnąć do kogoś rękę
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drop out of (= to stop being involved) start learning
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