Phrasal Verbs: Put & Run

How can you put up with such nosie? I got a headache!

Put up with oznacza:

• tolerować

• nie znosić

• ściszać

The trip has been put off because the bus broke down. We have to wait for a new date.

Put off oznacza:

• przeniesiony na inny dzień

• odwołany

• zaproponowany

Would it put you out if we came tomorrow instead of today?

put sb out oznacza:

• sprawiać kłopot

• nie znosić

• denerwować

She's always running herself down. I think she's got low self-esteem.

run sb down oznacza:

• mówić o kimś źle

• nie znosić

• ścigać

You won't believe! I ran into Susie while coming back from school. She's changed a lot since I last saw her!

run into oznacza:

• wpaść na kogoś przypadkiem

• spotkać się z kimś

• zobaczyć kogoś

I made a terrible, terrible mistake last year. I was noticed running away with an amazing necklace, so of course a minute later the police were running after me. After 5 minutes of that race I got really tired, so they managed to put down my act of clumsy crime 🤦‍♀️

Podaj tłumaczenia:

1.run away with

2.run after

3.put down

• 1. 1 ukraść

  2. 2 gonić

  3. 3 powstrzymać/stłumić

• 1 uciec

  2 biec

  3. 3 powstrzymać/stłumić

• 1 ukraść

  2 biec za kimś

  3 położyć

If we don't find a petrol station soon, we won't make it to your parents. We've almost completely run out of petrol.

run out of oznacza:

• kończyć się

• uciekać

• wyjechać

Przełożyć na inny termin to:

• put on

• put off

• put through

• put up

Oh no, I put on weight again. I must stop eating so many doughnuts!

put on oznacza

• przybrać (na wadze)

• włączyć

• powiększyć

The hotel receptionist put me ​........ to room 116.

• through
• forward
• across
• over
• off