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| − | '''go by''' (''to pass, to obey, to follow, to form an opinion'') - mijać, przechodzić, podporządkowywać się, opierać się. | + | '''go by''' (''to pass, to obey, to follow, to form an opinion, to appear under a name'') - mijać, przechodzić, podporządkowywać się, opierać się, występować jako. |
# ''All that will get easier as time '''goes by'''.'' [...as time passes] | # ''All that will get easier as time '''goes by'''.'' [...as time passes] | ||
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# ''Customers quite often '''go by''' the appearances.'' [..quite often follow the appearances] | # ''Customers quite often '''go by''' the appearances.'' [..quite often follow the appearances] | ||
# ''If his past movies are anything to '''go by''', this should be a film worth watching.'' [If his past movies are anything meaningful, this should be a film worth watching] | # ''If his past movies are anything to '''go by''', this should be a film worth watching.'' [If his past movies are anything meaningful, this should be a film worth watching] | ||
| + | # ''He '''goes by''' the name of Chris although originally parents named him Charles.'' [He is called Chris although...] | ||
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Aktualna wersja na dzień 20:41, 12 mar 2016
go by (to pass, to obey, to follow, to form an opinion, to appear under a name) - mijać, przechodzić, podporządkowywać się, opierać się, występować jako.
- All that will get easier as time goes by. [...as time passes]
- Don't let this occasion go by. [..don't let this occasion pass]
- As the weeks went by, Michael and Augusta became more and more worried. [as the week passed..]
- Only a fool goes by the rules all the time. [..fool obeys the rules...]
- You can't always go by a first impression. [You can't make an opinion on a first impression]
- I go by instinct - I don't worry about experience. [I follow instinct - ...] /Barbra Streisand/
- Customers quite often go by the appearances. [..quite often follow the appearances]
- If his past movies are anything to go by, this should be a film worth watching. [If his past movies are anything meaningful, this should be a film worth watching]
- He goes by the name of Chris although originally parents named him Charles. [He is called Chris although...]
