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"sprawę" w języku polskim:

Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]
realize
['riəlaɪz]
recount
[rɪ'kaunt]
realise
[realise]
bring an action against
[brɪŋ ən 'ækʃən ə'gɛnst]
hear a case (to-)
[hɪə(r) ə keɪs tu]
do the trick
[du: ðə trɪk]
realise
[realise]
realised
[realised]
realize
['riəlaɪz]
investigate the case
[ɪn'vɛstɪgeɪt ðə keɪs]
come to realise
[kʌm tu realise]
I realise that this is a crass generalization
wake up to sth
[weɪk ʌp tu 'sʌmθɪŋ]
dismiss the case
[dɪs'mɪs ðə keɪs]
bring up
[brɪŋ ʌp]
Add insult to injury
[æd ɪn'sʌlt tu 'ɪnʤərɪ]
to make matters worse
lost one's case
[lɔst wʌnz keɪs]
be fully aware of something
I will take the matter further by contacting
[aɪ wɪl teɪk ðə 'mætə(r) 'fə:ðə(r) baɪ 'kɔntæktɪŋ]
be aware of sth
[bi: ə'wɛə(r) ɔv 'sʌmθɪŋ]
I promised to look into this case
[aɪ 'prɔmɪst tu luk 'ɪntu ðɪs keɪs]
appreciate
[ə'pri:ʃɪeɪt]
be avare of
Can we leave it open for the time being?
I hope this clarifies the situation.
uderstanding
file suit
add to the problem
set the scene
plead
[pli:d]
enquire into a matter
[ɪn'kwaɪə(r) 'ɪntu ə 'mætə(r)]
bring an action (against sb)
[brɪŋ ən 'ækʃən ə'gɛnst 'sʌmbədɪ]
in touch with emotions
to bring a case before a court, to take a case to court
[tu brɪŋ ə keɪs bɪ'fɔ:(r) ə kɔ:t tu teɪk ə keɪs tu kɔ:t]
to win/to lose a case
[tu wɪn tu lu:z ə keɪs]
to bring an action against sb
[tu brɪŋ ən 'ækʃən ə'gɛnst 'sʌmbədɪ]
to dismiss a case
[tu dɪs'mɪs ə keɪs]
to look into a matter
[tu luk 'ɪntu ə 'mætə(r)]
consider a matter in all its aspects
[kən'sɪdə(r) ə 'mætə(r) ɪn ɔ:l ɪts 'æspɛkts]
Immediately I realized I was trapped.
file a lawsuit against sb
to realze
To extend the case?
[tu ɪk'stɛnd ðə keɪs]
do you realize what it means?
[du: ju: 'ri:laɪz wɔt ɪt mi:nz]
he realised he was mistaken
[hi: realised hi: wɔz mɪs'teɪkən]
to realize
[tu 'ri:laɪz]
I realised that
insult to
Are you conscious of health problems connected with
wake up and smell coffee
[weɪk ʌp ænd smɛl 'kɔfɪ]
realise sth
[realise 'sʌmθɪŋ]
work out
[wə:k aut]
realize
['ri:laɪz]
realize
['ri:laɪz]
to realise
[tu realise]
win a case
[wɪn ə keɪs]
be aware of
[bi: ə'wɛə(r) ɔv]
Could you please investigate the matter?...
[kud ju: pli:z ɪn'vɛstɪgeɪt ðə 'mætə(r)]
conscious
['kɔnʃəs]
present the case
['prɛzənt ðə keɪs]
What do people wonder about when they realize ther're dying?
[wɔt du: 'pi:pl 'wʌndə(r) ə'baut wɛn ðeɪ 'ri:laɪz ther're 'daɪɪŋ]
realize sth, be aware of sth
['ri:laɪz 'sʌmθɪŋ bi: ə'wɛə(r) ɔv 'sʌmθɪŋ]
dawn on sb
[dɔ:n ɔn 'sʌmbədɪ]
to enquire into
[tu ɪn'kwaɪə(r) 'ɪntu]
take the matter further
[teɪk ðə 'mætə(r) 'fə:ðə(r)]
realise
[realise]
realise
[realise]
realize
['ri:laɪz]
well aware
[wɛl ə'wɛə(r)]
file lawsuit against
[faɪl 'lɔsu:t ə'gɛnst]
notice
['nəutəs]
to discuss the matter more fully
[tu dɪs'kʌs ðə 'mætə(r) mɔ:(r) 'fulɪ]
to make matters worse
[tu meɪk 'mætərz wə:s]
I realised mine
[aɪ realised maɪn]
occur to sth
[ə'kə: tu 'sʌmθɪŋ]
wake up to sth
[weɪk ʌp tu 'sʌmθɪŋ]
realize
['ri:laɪz]
realize
['ri:laɪz]
account for
[ə'kaunt fɔ:(r)]
to bring a lawsuit against sb
[tu brɪŋ ə 'lɔsu:t ə'gɛnst 'sʌmbədɪ]
realize
['ri:laɪz]
to prosecute
[tu 'prɔsɪkju:t]
he realise he is at least
[hi: realise hi: ɪz æt li:st]
do you realize it?
[du: ju: 'ri:laɪz ɪt]
Surely they realise they are wrong
['ʃurlɪ ðeɪ realise ðeɪ ɑ:(r) rɔŋ]
I messed things up
[aɪ mɛst θɪŋz ʌp]
to look into a problem, case
[tu luk 'ɪntu ə 'prɔbləm keɪs]
we dropped the issue
[wi: drɔpt ðə 'ɪʃu:]
you should be aware of
[ju: ʃud bi: ə'wɛə(r) ɔv]
make sth clear
[meɪk 'sʌmθɪŋ klɪə(r)]
talk things through
[tɔ:k θɪŋz θru:]
We shall have no alternative but to pass the matter on to our legal department
[wi: ʃæl hæv nəu ɔl'tə:nətɪv bʌt tu pɑ:s ðə 'mætə(r) ɔn tu 'auə(r) 'li:gl dɪ'pɑ:tmənt]
we shall have no alternative but to pass the matter on to our legal department
[wi: ʃæl hæv nəu ɔl'tə:nətɪv bʌt tu pɑ:s ðə 'mætə(r) ɔn tu 'auə(r) 'li:gl dɪ'pɑ:tmənt]
bring an end to the matter
[brɪŋ ən ɛnd tu ðə 'mætə(r)]
finally, to make matters worse
['faɪnəlɪ tu meɪk 'mætərz wə:s]
cancer is more common than we realize
['kænsə(r) ɪz mɔ:(r) 'kɔmən ðæn wi: 'ri:laɪz]
realised at once
[realised æt wʌns]
I hope we can resolve this matter out amicably
[aɪ həup wi: kæn rɪ'zɔlv ðɪs 'mætə(r) aut 'æmɪkəblɪ]
batting a divorce
['bætɪŋ ə dɪ'vɔ:s]

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