| bar sb from a place | to prevent someone from entering some place |
| benefit from sth | to profit or gain by something |
| derive sth from sth | przenieść np z łac. to show how something is descended from sth else |
| deter sb from sth | to prevent or discourage someone from doing sth |
| differ from sth | to be different from something else |
| distinguish one thing from another | rozróżniać między |
| distract sb from sth | rozpraszać kogoś od czegoś |
| exempt sb from sth | to release someone from the obligation to do something |
| expel sb from a place | to force someone to leave some place; |
| refrain from sth | to hold back from doing something |
| resign from sth | to make a written statement that removes one from an office or position of employment |
| result from sth | to emerge from sth; to be the outcome of sth |
| emerge | pojawiać się, ukazywać się |
| stem from sth | to result from sth/wynikać z |
| suffer from sth | to experience unpleasantness,a disease,or a health condition |
| translate one language from/into another | to decode something from something, such as a language, to another |