to CALL ON someone	To visit someone
to CALL ON/UPON someone to do sth	To ask someone officially to do sth
to CALL FOR someone	To meet someone at his house before you go out together
to CALL FOR sth 1	To require or need sth
to CALL FOR sth 2	To call somewhere to get something
to CALL AT	To visit for a short time for a specific purpose
to CALL STH OFF	To cancel sth
to CALL someone UP	To conscript someone for military service/ To telephone someone
to CALL someone IN	To request someone's professional help
to be CAST AWAY	To be marooned on an island
to CAST OFF	To weigh anchor or unmoor a boat
to be CAST DOWN	To be very miserable
AN OUTCAST	Someone rejected by respectable society/ wyrzutek
OVERCAST	Cloudy
to CATCH UP WITH 1	To draw level with someone
to CATCH UP WITH 2	To work hard on accumulated work
to CATCH SIGHT OF	To glimpse/ przelotne spojrzenie
to CATCH FIRE	To start to burn, to burst into flames
to CATCH ON 1	To understand - colloquial
to CATCH ON 2	To became popular -of fashins
to COME TO	To recover after fainting
to COME ROUND 1	To recover consciousness
to COME ROUND 2	To visit
to COME UPON/ACROSS sth	To find sth unexpectedly
to COME ABOUT	To happen
to COME BY sth	To obtain sth suprisingly or suspiciously
to COME INTO money	To inherit it/ dziedziczyć
to COME OFF	To become detached of buttons eyc. / oderwany
to COME OFF WELL or BADLY in sth	To be successful or unsuccessful in sth
to COME OUT WITH	To say very unespectedly
to COME OUT 1	To be published
to COME OUT 2	To be discovered eventually
to COME OUT 3	To be presented to society as a debutante
to COME OUT 4	To open fully, of flowers
to COME OUT 5	To appear, of stars
to COME OUT well or badly	To be successful or unsuccessful, of a photograph
to COME OUT	To be removed, of stains etc.
to COME OVER 1	To visit
to COME OVER 2	Faint (suddenly to feel faint)
to COME THROUGH	To survive a war, an illness etc.
to COME UP TO	Be not as good as we expected
ONCOMING	Nadejście
to OVERCOME	To surmount/ przezwyciężać
INCOME	Total amount of money a person gets in the course of a year/ przychody
a COME-BACK	To return to the public eye with brilliant success
to be OVERCOME with	To be full of emotion
to be CUT OFF	To be isolated
to CUT OFF	To disconnect electricity
to CUT sth OUT	To do without sth, to stop it completely
to CUT DOWN ON sth	To reduce expenditure on
to CUT SCHOOL	To play truant from school
to CUT RIGHT ACROSS	ThaTo quite prevents us from putting our plans into practice
to CUT IN 1	To interrupt a conversation
to CUT IN 2	Overtaking
to CUT DOWN	To fell
a SHORT CUT	A direct patch, avoiding a detour
a CUTTING REMARK	A sarcastic remark, designed to hurt
to DO AWAY WITH	To abolish
IT WON'T DO	It's not good enough or suitable
to be DONE UP	To be very tired
to DO UP	To tie up
to DO UP a room	To decorate it
to DO UP a button	To fasten it
to DO UP a parcel	To wrap it and tie it up
to DO WITHOUT sth	To manage without having sth
to have to DO WITH someone	To have dealings with someone
I can't DO WITH IT	I can't stand it
I could DO WITH	I would like to have, I need
to make DO WITH sth	To make oneself satisfied with sth
A car DREW UP	A car stopped by the kerb
to DRAW UP PLANS	To make detailed plans
to DRAW UP A CHAIR	To bring it nearer
to DRAW IN	It's getting dark every evening
to DRAW OUT	It is getting dark later and later every evening
to DRAW OUT someone	To induce someone to talk more freely
to DRAW BACK FROM doing sth	To shrink from doing sth
to WITHDRAW	To retire from a position/ wycofywać się
to WITHDRAW ONE'S CONSENT	To change one's mind after one has agreed to sth
to be DRAWN DOWN in sth	To be pulled under and killed by sth
to DRAW ON	night is drawing on/it's already getting dark