Czasowniki Flashcards
Just _____ the one you like better.
pick - choose (imperfective verb), very ofen: pick up (improve), pick at (wydłubywać), pick off (wybić), pick on (szykanować), pick out (wybierać), pick over (przebrać), pick through (przetrząsnąć)
You can’t swim, so you can’t cross the lake. You have to ____ your intentions.
measure - count, check the size of something
She tried to throw the paper in the bin, but she ______.
miss(ed) - lose, fail to reach something. Also I miss you
Have you any information ____ to the effect of penicillin on mice?
relate (ing) - establish connection, refer. Also relate to - connected to
The accident _____ yesterday morning.
occur(ed) - happen, take place
I _____ rainy weather with sadness.
associate - link, connect, recall memories and emotions
We must _____ safe and high-quality food at affordable prices.
supply - provide, carry, deliver
My hair _______ to get oily very quickly.
tend(s) - to be used to something, also look after, care, for instance: I will tend your children.
His gestures ______ that he was nervous.
indicate(d) - show, pint out, signal, show the exact point, the exact line of text
I have _____ the case to my colleague.
He _____ to me as his friend.
He promised not to _____ to this situation any more.
refer (1-red, 2-s)- remember, recall, look back, “from + carry”
Her face ______ in the mirror.
His actions ______ his character.
reflect (ed) - represent something accurately, clearly; to give a mirrored image of something
The teacher agreed to _____ the deadline for handing in our essays.
extend - prolong, stretch, expand, spread, widen, enhance
Don’t _____ the line. It’s against the rules.
These two paths _____ here, we have to choose one of them
cross - come into contact at some point with another line, road, street, etc., go beyond
I forgot to ____ a stamp on the letter.
He _____ the book on the shelf.
stick (stuck-stuck) - fix something with glue, to get somewhere through a gap, through a narrow or difficult passage
Find someone who _____ old coins.
collect(s) - gather, accumulate, charge
Remember, in this situation you have to _____ your hand on my shoulder.
lay - put, place
May I ask how long you _____ to stay here?
intend - pretend, consider, “behind+
measure”
They banned beer advertisements, because they might wrongly _____ to teenagers.
appeal - “appeal to” - influance, affect
The couple watched the river ____ beside them.
flow (ing) - swim, pass, ride; also as a noun
You can _____ your coat on the hook beside the door.
hang - place it high so that it lies freely without a base.
You should ____ him that the trip will be dangerous.
warn - alarm, report important news, inform about something potential dangerous
My boss has ____ me a raise.
grant(ed) - give, transmit, admit, also e.g. grant an interview
I’ve no idea, where we are. I have to _____ the map out on the table.
spread - the opposite of “fold”; also unroll, extend, widen, broaden, escalate
The sun _____ from behind the clouds.
emerge(d) - occur, arise, appear, come into view
He ______ a lot to my life, I’m happy thanks to him.
contribute(d) - help, support, enrich, do something to make it better
I _____ a lot of time and money to raising my children.
commit(ted) - allocate, destine, dedicate, of course also commit a crime, commit suicide