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Question 1

start a journey

wyruszyć w podróż

Answer 1

set out/off

As the sun rose, we took down our tents and set out across the desert

Question 2

start doing sth in determined or enthusiastic way

wziąć się do czegoś, brać się do czegoś

Answer 2

set to

We only had a few hours to get the party ready so we set to work quickly

Question 3

start (a business, organisation, etc)

założyć, otworzyć (np. firmę, organizację)

Answer 3

set up

You’re such a good cook that I think you shoukd set up a restaurant

Question 4

become calm, after being upset

uspokoić się

Answer 4

settle down
When his mum left him at school on the first day, Charlie was quite upset, but he soon settled down and started to enjoy himself

Question 5

stay in one place or get married and live quietly

ustatkować się (w życiu), osiąść gdzieś

Answer 5

settle down

She spent her twenties travelling round the world, and then settled down in a quiet village in Sussex

Question 6

take sb on a tour of a place

pokazać komuś coś (np. nowy dom), oprowadzać kogoś

Answer 6

show around

Let me show you around the garden

Question 7

try to attract peoples attention and make them admire u

popisywać się

Answer 7

show off

My sister thinks she’s a good singer and she’s always showing off when people come to visit

Question 8

decrease speed

zmniejszać prędkość

Answer 8

slow down

The train started to slow down as it approached the station

Question 9

increase speed

przyśpieszać

Answer 9

speed up

I realised that I might not have enough time to finish the exam so I started to speed up

Question 10

represent (for abbreviation (skróty) and symbols)

znaczyć coś, być skrótem od czegoś

Answer 10

stand for

BBC stands for ‘british broadcasting corporation’

Question 11

put up with

znosić coś, godzić się z czymś, tolerować coś

Answer 11

stand for

I wouldn’t stand for it of someone spoke that rudely to me

Question 12

support in an argument or a fight

udzielać poparcia czemuś, wspomagać coś

Answer 12

stand up for

I know that my best friend will always stand up for me

Question 13

do sb job while they are not available

zastąpić kogoś (np. w pracy)

Answer 13

stand in for sb

Mr Howard will be standing in for mrs O’Conell while she’s ill

Question 14

be easy to see because of being different

odstawać, wyróżnaić się

Answer 14

stand out

Molly has bright red hair, so she always stands out in the crowd!

Question 15

surprise (usually in passive voice)

zbić kogoś z tropu, zaskoczyć kogoś, zszokować kogoś

Answer 15

take aback

We were all taken aback by the news

Question 16

look or behave lake an older relative

być podobnym do kogoś (odziedziczyć po kimś wygląd, zachowanie)

Answer 16

take after

George really takes after his grandfather, doesn’t he?

Question 17

write down what someone says

zapisać coś, zanotować coś

Answer 17

take down

could I just take down your details?

Question 18

trick sb into believing sth that is not true

nabrać kogoś

Answer 18

take in

The man at the door claimed he was a policeman, but the old women wasn’t taken in

Question 19

become succesful or popukar very fast

odnieść nagły sukces

Answer 19

take off

The iPod has really taken off over the last couple of years

Question 20

leave the ground

odlecieć (samolot)

Answer 20

take off

As the plane took of, I looked down at the houses below us

Question 21

remove (a piece of clothoing)

zdjąć ubranie

Answer 21

take off

Carl took off his coat and started to warm himself by the fire