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land up |
to arrive or cause to arrive at a final point |
wylądować |
- After a summer in USA, he suddenly landed up at home.
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laugh at |
to show amusement because someone or something is funny |
śmiać się z czegoś |
- Kazakhs don't laugh at 'Ali G'.
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lay off |
to make reduntant, to fire |
zwalniać |
- Many people working in this factory were laid off during the crisis.
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leave out |
forget, omit |
opuszczać, pomijać |
- You left out the best parts of the party.
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let down |
disappoint |
zawodzić |
- You let me down again, I can't trust you any more.
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let out |
to allow a person to leave, to allow a person to leave a place, to allow a animal to leave, to allow a animal to leave a place, to release |
wypuszczać, pozwolić iść |
- The classes finished earlier but we were not let out before 4 o'clock.
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line up |
arrange in a line |
ustawić w rzędzie |
- He lined up his books on the shelf.
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log in |
enter a restricted area on a computer system |
zalogować się, włączyć do sieci |
- I can't log in, probably I forgot the password.
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log out |
exit a computer system |
wylogować się, wyłączyć się z sieci |
- Please log out and turn the notebook off.
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look after |
to take care of someone, to take care of something |
opiekować się, pilnować |
- We need to find someone to look after the our kids when we're out tomorrow evening.
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