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This is just a pack of lies. I don’t believe a word of what you just said. start learning
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I will have to pack my bags in advance, if I want to make it on time. start learning
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I finally passed my final exam and I am officially a university graduate. start learning
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pay attention to something I pay attention to clothes as looks mean a lot to me. start learning
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pay somebody back with interest Thanks for the money. I will pay you back with interest as soon as I can. start learning
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odpłacić komuś z nawiązką; spłacić z odsetkami
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pay through the nose for something I didn’t realise that the other shop sold the same book at half price. Unfortunately, I have already paid through the nose for it. start learning
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przepłacić coś, zapłacić za dużo
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The government is in the middle of peace talks that will solve the current situation in the Middle East. start learning
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People of like minds get along well. There’s nothing surprising about that. start learning
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ludzie o podobnych poglądach
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People say it is difficult to get into this company, but I want to see for myself. start learning
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I always perform all tasks to the best of my abilities. start learning
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Please keep all your personal belongings with you at all times. start learning
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You can pick and choose whatever you want, I pay! start learning
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przebierać, wybierać, grymasić
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This is simply a piece of cake for me! I have always been good at maths. start learning
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I placed a bet on Spain to win the match and I won £10. start learning
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I placed an advertisement about the job vacancy, however, I have not received a response yet. start learning
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Are you ready to place an order or do you need some more time? start learning
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place confidence in somebody I place a great deal of confidence in you, do not disappoint me. start learning
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place emphasis on something I place a great amount of emphasis on homework; it will account for 30% of your final mark. start learning
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kłaść na coś nacisk, podkreślać
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place importance on something I place almost no importance on attendance. It is up to you whether you attend the lectures or not. start learning
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przywiązywać wagę do czegoś
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I always get annoyed when my brother plays tricks on me. start learning
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Sam always plays by the rules. He is the most honest person I have ever met. start learning
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I play cards whenever I need to kill time. start learning
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Don’t play the fool! I am sure you know what I’m talking about. start learning
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If I were you, I wouldn’t do that. It’s really like playing with fire. start learning
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igrać z ogniem, kusić los
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I decided to pluck up the courage and ask my boss for a pay rise. start learning
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Stop poking fun at me, it’s getting really annoying. start learning
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Drunk driving poses a threat of causing a car accident. start learning
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I know Kate pretty well but I can’t say we’re best friends. start learning
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I can only spend between 100 and 150 pounds. Have you got anything within that price range? start learning
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Sam came to class well prepared, and managed to prove our teacher wrong. start learning
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udowodnić komuś, że się myli
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The prime minister is now considered public enemy number one because of what he stated during the last meeting. start learning
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wróg publiczny numer jeden
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You pulled my leg! I really thought you were telling me the truth. start learning
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Don’t push your luck. I think you should be cautious of what you do next. start learning
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push somebody to the wall When I was pushed to the wall, I made my mind up then and there. start learning
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put a lot of effort into something I have put a lot of effort into this project. I hope it works. start learning
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wkładać w coś dużo wysiłku
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put all one’s eggs in one basket I know it’s risky, but I have decided to put all my eggs into one basket and see what happens. start learning
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postawić wszystko na jedną kartę
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put much work in something I didn’t put much work into the last essay I wrote, and as a result, I received a low mark. start learning
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I really didn’t mean to interfere and totally unintentionally I put my foot in it. start learning
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put one’s heart into something I really put my heart into the last play we were staging and it was a major success. start learning
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I managed to put out the fire before the fire brigade arrived. start learning
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Because I don’t want to put you at risk, it would be best if you didn’t go with me. start learning
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put somebody in an awkward situation You really shouldn’t have said that. You’ve now put me in a really awkward situation. start learning
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postawić kogoś w niezręcznej sytuacji
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I managed to put Sam straight when I told him all the details. start learning
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wyjaśnić coś komuś, wyprowadzić kogoś z błędu
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put something into somebody’s head I don’t know what they put into your head while you worked there, but this in not an acceptable behaviour here. start learning
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wbijać komuś coś do głowy
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put something into the same bag You shouldn’t put all the modern paintings into the same bag. There are different trends and movements. start learning
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wrzucać coś do jednego worka
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put something to the test This conference will put Anne to the test. It’s the first event she is coordinating on her own. start learning
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put the blame on somebody It’s always easy to put the blame on somebody else rather than admit you made a mistake. start learning
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The quality of life in Poland has improved significantly over the last 20 years. start learning
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Interior design is purely a question of taste. I don’t like dark walls but that’s my opinion. start learning
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