słownik polsko - angielski

zrozumiec po angielsku:

1. take in

She couldn't take in this plan

The course is hard because you have to take in a lot of information.

Would you like to take in a movie?

They were taken in and lost their money. I couldn't take in what he was saying.

It is difficult to take in all this information?

It was an interesting lecture but there was just too much to take in.

We still can't believe that it had happened. It's a lot to take in.

too much to take in

Angielskie słowo "zrozumiec" (take in) występuje w zestawach:

angielski slowka
kartkowka 2...
slowka angielski

2. figure out

I can't figure out how to do this.

I figured him out, he's a womanizer. I can't figure out how to do this.

It takes most people some time to figure out new software.

It took us ages to figure out how to get to the sports centre

understand, Detectives are still trying to figure out what happened.

I can't figure out his behaviour

help me figure out what to do

to finally understand something or someone after a lot of thought. I never could figure out what she saw in him. I will not be able to help her if I don't figure out what her problem is.

Let's try to figure out what could have happened.

John Has changed and I can’t figure out why.

I'm trying to figure out how to assemble the wardrobe.

I get so furious when I can't figure out what to do.

I'm trying to figure out if I have a keylogger.

He will have been trying to figure out a way to start a conversation with you.

Cheaper drones are budget friendly but may be so difficult to fly (and so delicate) that they're broken before you can figure out how to make them travel in a straight line.

Angielskie słowo "zrozumiec" (figure out) występuje w zestawach:

high note 4 unit 1
focus 2 8.3-8.8
jakies gówno

3. get the hang of

I'm starting to get the hang of how this computer works.

get the hang of how to use computer

4. get in

What time did you get in last night?

Stop talking, just get in and let’s go.

get in car, house, tent

They must have got in through the bathroom window. What time did you get in last night? Our flight's getting in later than expected.

When does the train from Bath get in?

We'll get in Vienna tomorrow morning.

i get in the room

Angielskie słowo "zrozumiec" (get in) występuje w zestawach:

education unit 3

5. get

If you don't want to put on sunscreen, that's your problem. Just don't come complaining to me when you get a sunburn.

Get up.

Get rid of that heap of old newspapers.

If you leave your textbooks at school during the break, they'll get confiscated.

Why don't we stop arguing over these piddling matters and get to the issues at hand?

I never for a moment imagined we wouldn't get home before the storm hit.

Do you think you can get me to Union Station by a quarter after?

My mother visits the dentist's every other day to get her teeth fixed.

Why don't you get rid of your motorcycle? You never ride it any more.

When it comes to my supervisor, he's very inconsistent, so we never get any work done.

Now that I have enough money, I can get that camera.

In order to get the coconut milk, you must first crack the coconut open.

We can get a glimpse of the lifestyle of ancient people from this wall painting.

In order to get some information about Japanese economic problems, you'll find this book very useful.

If you want to get elected, you're going to have to improve your public image.

6. catch on

Why do some trends catch on and others not?

The idea of glasses being a fashion item has been slow to catch on.

I want the trend of not wearing make-up to catch on.

I really can't catch on to what he was saying to me.

This new hairstyle is beginning to catch on.

That new book is beginning to catch on.

he's not too brilliant but i'm sure he'll catch on

to become fashionable or popular: I wonder if the game will ever catch on with young people?

The rest you'll catch on in the days ahead.

He doesn't take hints very easily, but he'll catch on (to what you're saying) eventually.

I wonder if the game will ever catch on with young people?