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| − | '''get on''' (''to continue, enter a bus/plane, to make progress, to have good relationship, to age'') - kontynuować, wsiadać, czynić postępy, przyjaźnić się, starzeć się. | + | '''get on''' (''to continue, enter a bus/plane, to make progress, to agree, to have good relationship, to age'') - kontynuować, wsiadać, czynić postępy, przyjaźnić się, starzeć się. |
| − | + | # ''Mary is '''getting on''' with her husband very often.'' [Mary is agreeing...] | |
| − | + | # ''John is '''getting on''' with his Spanish lessons very well.'' [John is making progress with...] | |
| + | # ''Now Alison is '''getting on''' and doesn't work so long in the night.'' [Alison is becoming older] | ||
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Aktualna wersja na dzień 01:23, 13 sty 2016
get on (to continue, enter a bus/plane, to make progress, to agree, to have good relationship, to age) - kontynuować, wsiadać, czynić postępy, przyjaźnić się, starzeć się.
- Mary is getting on with her husband very often. [Mary is agreeing...]
- John is getting on with his Spanish lessons very well. [John is making progress with...]
- Now Alison is getting on and doesn't work so long in the night. [Alison is becoming older]
