| do away with |
to get rid of something |
pozbyć się, znieść coś |
We did away with the old bed and bought a new one.
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| do (somebody) down |
to speak badly of somebody |
źle mówić o kimś |
I don’t like John because he’s always doing people down.
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| do (somebody) in |
to kill |
zlikwidować kogoś, zabić |
The robbers threatened to do the cashier in.
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| do out |
to tidy a place thoroughly |
uprzątnąć, wyczyścić |
We need to do out the garage because there’s too much stuff in it.
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| do (something) over |
to do again |
zrobić raz jeszcze |
I didn’t get a good grade for my essay so I’m planning to do it over.
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| do up |
to fasten, to tie |
zapiąć, zawiązać |
It’s cold outside. Do up your jacker before you leave home.
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| do (something) up |
to renovate an old building or a house |
wyremontować |
They bought an old house in the countryside and spent three years doing it up.
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| do with |
to want something |
chcieć, potrzebować |
I could do with a good night’s sleep. I haven’t slept well for weeks.
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| do with |
to have a connection with something else |
mieć coś wspólnego |
It’s got nothing to do with me.
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| do without |
to live or continue to live without something |
poradzić sobie bez czegoś |
I forgot to buy milk so we’ll have to do without it.
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