to FALL FOR a trick	To be deceived, taken in by it/ Być oszukanym, zrozumieć to
to FALL FOR someone	To fall in love with someone
to FALL OUT WITH someone	To have a quarrel with someone: colloquial
to FALL IN WITH someone	To meet someone by accident, when travelling
to FALL IN WITH someone's plans	To agree with them
to FALL OFF 1	To tumble off a ledder etc.
to FALL OFF 2	To diminish in numbers, grow fewer/ redukować
to FALL THROUGH	Our plans came to nothing, could not be put into practice
to FALL ON ONE'S FEET	To be lucky: colloquial
DOWNFALL	As a noun means "collapse" or "ruin"
to FALL DOWN	To collapse
to GET OUT OF sth	To avoid doing sth without getting punished
to GET SOMEONE DOWN	It is depressing me
to GET AT 1	To reach
to GET AT 2	To mean, to try to say
to GET AT 3	To attack morally: colloquial
to GET AWAY WITH a crime	Not to be punished for it
to GET OFF SCOT-FREE	Not to get punished for doing sth wrong
to GET OFF LIGHTLY	To receive a very slight punishment
to GET THROUGH an examination	To pass
to GET THROUGH money	To spend it very quickly
to GET OVER an illness	To recover from it
to GET OVER a loss	To recover from it
to GET OVER a difficulty	To find the slution to it
to GET BY IN an examination	To pass it rather unexpectedly
to GET BY AS	To succeed in being misteken for
to GET ROUND someone	To charm someone into doing what you want
to GET ON WELL WITH someone	To live in harmony with someone or have a pleasant relationship with him
to GET ON SOMEONE'S NERVES	To make someone irritable, to annoy him very much
to GET BEHIND WITH sth	To allow work etc. to accumulate and so to get behind schedule with it
to GET DOWN To work	To settle down to it, to begin it seriously
to GET AWAY	To make one's escape
to GET ON WITH sth	To work as it and make progress in it
to GIVE OFF a smell	To emit, to exhale
to GIVE OUT a smell	To emit it
to GIVE OUT 1	To be finished or all used up
to GIVE OUT 2	To announce publicly
to GIVE OUT 3	To distribute
to GIVE OUT 4	To pretend
GIVE-AND-TAKE	A compromise on both sides
to GO UP 1	To become dearer
to GO UP 2	To be built
to GO WITH sth	To look nice with, tle blend with in colour
to GO OVER a lesson	To revise it quickly
to GO OVER a house	To have a look at it before buying or renting it
to GO OVER a road	To cross it
to GO OVER a time	To exceed the allotted time/ przekroczyć wyznacozny czas
to GO OVER to the enemy	To change one's allegiance in mid-stream
to GO OVER a problem	To think deeply about it
to GO OVER	To see someone/ visit someone
to GO OVER the edge	To fall over the edge in an accident
to GO ON	I cannot get my foot into it
to GO ON WITH sth	To continue to do sth
to GO ON duty	To start work, especially shift-work
to GO ON leave or holiday	To begin a holiday
GO ON! 1	Hurry up!
GO ON! 2	Really? Are you joking? - slang
to GO OFF 1	To explode
to GO OFF 2	To leave someone where he is
to GO OFF 3	To deteriorate, get worse
to GO OFF someone	To like someone less than you used to
to GO OFF duty	To finish work, especially shift-work
interview GO OFF?	How do you think you did in it?
to UNDERGO	To suffer, to endure/ przecierpieć
to GO FOR someone	To attack someone
to GO FOR sth	To like somethink: colloquial
to GO THROUGH sth 1	To revise it
to GO THROUGH sth 2	To explain it
to GO THROUGH sth 3	To suffer it
to GO BY what someone says	I never believe it
to GO FOR NOTHING	It was wasted, completely lost
IT'S ALL THE GO	It's very fashionable at the moment: colloquial
to GO BACK ON ONE'S WORD	Not to keep one's promise
to GO TO PIECES	To collapse morally: colloguial
to HAVE A GO AT sth	To try to do sth to see if you can: colloquial
to HAVE SOMEONE ON	To tease someone, to pull his leg: colloquial
to HAVE DONE WITH IT	To finish with it, get it over
to HAVE TO DO WITH someone	To have dealings with someone
to HAVE it FROM someone	He told me about it
to HAVE ON	What was she wearing
to HOLD UP 1	To delay
to HOLD UP someone as a model	To point someone as an ideal
to HOLD UP 2	To support
to HOLD UP 3	To raise
to HOLD UP someone	To point a gun at aomeone and demand money
to HOLD DOWN a nation	To oppress it
to HOLD DOWN a job	To keep it for some time
to HOLD TOGETHER	It wasn't logically planned, it wasn't coherend
to HOLD ONE'S BREATH	Not to breath for few seconds
to HOLD ONE'S TONGUE	To keep quiet
HOLD ON!	Wait a minute! (telephone)
to HOLD sth OVER SOMEONE'S HEAD	To threaten someone with sth
to HAVE A HOLD ON someone	To know sth albout someone that could be used against him if he didn't do what you wanted