| to make sth out | to see or hear sth with difficulty |
| to make sth over to sb | to transfer sth to sb so that they become official owners |
| to make up | one's mind - to finally decide on sth |
| to make up | to finish the argument and get back on friendly terms |
| to make up for sth | to compensate, to do sth good to make a bad situation better |
| to make up sth | to constitute, to form |
| to make up | to invent sth, to say or write sth that is not true |
| to pass away | to die |
| to pass oneself off as | to pretend to be sb else so as to avoid being recognised |
| to pass out | to lose consciousness |
| to pass sth down to sb | to give sth to A so that they have it after B dies |
| to pay sb off | to give some money to a business partner so that you can be the only owner of the business |
| to pay sb back | to return money that sb borrowed from sb else |
| to play up | of a machine - not to operate properly, of a child not to behave properly |
| to pride oneself on | ????????????????????? |
| to pull oneself together | to stop being upset and begi to behave reasonably |
| to pull over | to stop the car on the side of the road |
| to pull sth down | to demolish a building that is no longr used or wanted |
| to pull sth off | to deal with sth succesfully |
| to put A down to B | to say that B caused A |
| to put by | to save |
| to put forward | to propose |
| to put in | work - to contribute work |
| to put out | fire - to extinguish it |
| to put sb off | to discourage sb |
| to put sb up | to offer accommodation to sb |
| to put sth off | to postpone, to move a later date |
| to put up with sth | to tolerate |
| to read up on sth | to investigate or explore a subject by reading about it |
| to run down | to stop operating because sth does not have enough power |
| to run in | a car - to drive a new car slowly so as not to damage the engine |
| to run into sb | to meet sb unexpectedly |
| to run out of | to use all of sth and have none left |
| to run sb down | to criticise sb, esp. unfairly |
| to run sb over | <przejechać kogoś ;]> |
| to run up | debts - to keep borrowing money until one is unable to pay the money back |
| to see sb off | to go with sb to a railway station, airport etc, say goodbye and see them leave |
| to see sb out | to go with sb to the door when they are leaving a place |
| to see through sb | to realise that sb is not as good or honest as they claim to be |
| to set out/off | to begin a journey |
| to set something aside | to save sth |
| to set sth back | to make more difficult or slow it down |
| to set up | to establish |
| to sit in on | to observe sth |
| to stand by | of soldiers - to be ready to move into action |
| to stand by | to support sb, offer help in need |
| to stand for | of abbreviations - to represent a full name, of people - to support specific ideas |
| to stand in for sb | to replace sb for a short period of time |
| to stand out | to be better than other members of the goup |
| o stand sb up | to disappoint sb by not coming to a date on purpose |
| to stand up for sth | to defend specific ideas |
| to stand up to | to be able to resist sb |
| to take after sb | to look similar and behave to older members of the family |
| to take off | of a plane to leave the ground and begin to fly |
| to take over | to become the owner of sth that belonged to sb else |
| to take sb in | to deceive sb |
| to take sb in | to offer accommodation, usually for payment |
| to take sb on | to employ sb |
| to take sth back | to admit what one said was wrong |
| to take sth down | to write sth down |
| to take sth in | to make an article of clothing narrower |
| to take sth on | to accept |
| to take to sth | to start doing sth bad as a habit |
| to take up sth | to start doing sth good as a habit |
| to tune in | to switch on a radio or a TV set in order to watch a programme |
| to turn away | to refuse to let sb enter the place |
| to turn down | to reject |
| to turn in | to go to sleep |
| to turn out sth | to produce |
| to turn sb out | to force sb out of the place where they live |
| to turn up | to arrive, to come to see an event |
| to walk out on | to abandon sb, to leave sb |
| to wear off | to disappear gradually |
| to work out | to find a solution to a problem or a way of dealing with a sitiuation |