| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| out adj | (beyond consideration) | nie wchodzić w rachubę zwrot ndk. |
| | The trip to the beach is out, but we still have time for some shopping. |
| out adj | slang (not fashionable) | niemodny przym. |
| | Baggy jeans are out this year. |
| out adj | informal (threadbare, worn through) | przetarty przym. |
| | All the knees of his jeans were out. |
| out adj | informal (inaccurate) | błędny przym. |
| | | niedokładny przym. |
| | Your calculations are out by about a hundred pounds. |
| | Twoje obliczenia są błędnę o około sto funtów. |
| out adj | informal (lacking) | braknąć ndk. |
| | | zabraknąć dk. |
| | You can't borrow any sugar, I'm afraid: we're out. |
| out adj | informal (unable to participate) (potoczny) | odpadać ndk. |
| | | odpaść dk. |
| | Maureen's out because of her bad leg. |
| out adj | (not at work) | nie być part. + posił. |
| | (czas teraźniejszy) | nie mieć part. + ndk. |
| | I'm afraid the manager is out at the moment. |
| | Niestety, kierownika nie ma w tej chwili. |
| out adj | informal (unconscious) | nieprzytomny przym. |
| | He was out for a full five minutes after the accident. |
| out adj | UK (time period: ended) | koniec m |
| | I'll get this work back to you before the week is out. |
| out adj | (outbound) | odjeżdżający przym. |
| | The out train stops on the far platform. |
| out adj | (golf: of the first nine holes) (gra w golfa) | pierwszych dziewięć licz. + licz. |
| | He played very well on the out holes. |
| out adj | (unavailable) | niedostępny, nieuchwytny przym. |
| | | nie być part. + posił. |
| | (czas teraźniejszy) | nie mieć part. + ndk. |
| | You can't talk to him. He's out. |
| | Nie możesz z nim porozmawiać. Nie ma go. |
| out adj | informal (published) | wychodzić ndk. |
| | | wyjść dk. |
| | Her new novel is out. |
| out adj | informal (film, etc.: released) | wyświetlany przym. |
| | Is that new Spielberg film out yet? |
| out adj | (flowers: in bloom) | kwitnący przym. |
| | The daffodils are out early this year. |
| out adj | informal, figurative (openly gay) | ujawnić swój homoseksualizm zwrot dk. |
| | She's not out to her parents yet. |
| out adj | (ejected, disqualified) | wykluczony przym. |
| | You broke the rules; you're out! |
| out adv | used in expressions (to the finish) | do końca przyim. + m |
| | Please hear me out, at least. |
| out adv | used in expressions (outwards) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | Let's spread out. |
| | Rozejdźmy się. |
| out adv | used in expressions (into public awareness) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | They put the word out that the Senator was going to resign. |
| | Podano wiadomość, że senator zamierza ustąpić ze stanowiska. |
| out adv | used in expressions (into society) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | He's been in jail for a year but gets out next week. |
| | Siedział w więzieniu przez rok, ale wychodzi w przyszłym tygodniu. |
| out adv | used in expressions (not present) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | I'm afraid he's gone out for a moment. |
| | Niestety wyszedł na chwilę. |
| out adv | used in expressions (into existence) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | A rash broke out on his neck. |
| | Na szyi pojawiła mu się wysypka. |
| out adv | used in expressions (from what is available) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | Pick out your favourites and I'll buy them for you. |
| | Wybierz twoje ulubione rzeczy, to ci je kupię. |
| out adv | (aloud) | głośno przys. |
| | | na głos przyim. + m |
| | Please read the text out to the rest of the class. |
| out adv | used in expressions (thoroughly) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | I'm tired out after all that shopping! |
| | Jestem wykończona po tych wszystkich zakupach! |
| out adv | used in expressions (obliterating) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | They scratched out the old number. |
| | Wykreślili poprzedni numer. |
| out adv | (radio: done) | bez odbioru przyim. + m |
| | I'll talk to you again tomorrow. Over and out. |
| | Jutro znów odezwę się do ciebie. Bez odbioru. |
| out adv | (sports: out of bounds) | na aut przyim. + m |
| | She hit the ball out. |
| | Wybiła piłkę na aut. |
| out adv | (baseball, cricket: ending a turn) (Nie ma bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - |
| | He was tagged out at first base. |
| | Został wyeliminowany na pierwszej bazie. |
| out n | figurative, informal (excuse, escape) | wymówka ż |
| | | plan ucieczki m + ż |
| | We should look for an out in case this plan fails. |
| out prep | (short by: an amount) (potoczny) | do tyłu przyim. + m |
| | | brakować ndk. |
| | We're out thirty dollars and we've only just started. |
| | Jesteśmy już trzydzieści dolarów do tyłu, a to dopiero początek. |
| out prep | US (movement from inside to outside) | za, z przyim. |
| | She walked out the door. |
| out [sb]⇒ vtr | slang (reveal as gay) | ujawnić czyjeś skłonności homoseksualne zwrot dk. |
| | The famous actor was outed by the tabloids. |
| out [sb] as [sth]⇒ vtr | slang (reveal or expose: as [sth]) | demaskować kogoś ndk. |
| | | zdemaskować kogoś dk. |
| | The speaker outed him as the author of the controversial report. |
Czasowniki złożone
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act [sth] out,
act out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (enact, perform) | odgrywać ndk. |
| | | odegrać dk. |
| | Edward and Diana acted out the first scene of the play. |
| | On the training course, employees were asked to work in pairs and act out common workplace scenarios. |
| act out vi phrasal | US (misbehave) | źle się zachowywać przys. + zwr. ndk. |
| | The children are acting out. |
air [sth] out,
air out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (expose to air) | przewietrzać ndk. |
| | | przewietrzyć dk. |
| | When spring comes, we air out all the heavy winter blankets. |
| average out vi phrasal | (become even or level) | uśredniać ndk. |
| | | uśrednić dk. |
| | The extremes will eventually average out to something middling. |
average [sth] out,
average out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (calculate average) | uśredniać ndk. |
| | | uśrednić dk. |
| | We averaged out the scores from the two tests. |
| back out vi phrasal | (withdraw involvement) | wycofywać ndk. |
| | | wycofać dk. |
| | At the last minute, the investors backed out. |
| back out of [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (promise: break) (z obietnicy) | wycofywać się z czegoś zwr. ndk. + przyim. |
| | | wycofać się z czegoś zwr. dk. + przyim. |
| | The couple buying our house backed out of the purchase at the last minute. |
| back out of doing [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (withdraw from) (odwołać, zrezygnować) | wycofywać się z czegoś zwr. ndk. + przyim. |
| | | wycofać się z czegoś zwr. dk. + przyim. |
| | Sue backed out of helping us paint the house. |
bail out,
also UK: bale out vi phrasal | informal, figurative (abandon [sth]) | wycofywać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | wycofać się zwr. dk. |
| | | wymawiać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | wymówić się zwr. dk. |
| | We were planning a party, but almost everybody bailed out. |
bail out,
also UK: bale out vi phrasal | (jump from plane) | wyskakiwać ze spadochronem zwrot ndk. |
| | | wyskoczyć ze spadochronem zwrot dk. |
| | The pilot bailed out just before his plane hit the trees. |
bail [sth] out,
bail out [sth],
also UK: bale [sth] out,
bale out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | informal, figurative (help with money) | dofinansowywać coś ndk. |
| | | dofinansować coś dk. |
| | The government bailed out many large banks during the recession. |
bail [sb] out,
bail out [sb],
also UK: bale [sb] out,
bale out [sb] vtr phrasal sep | (help with money) | wspierać finansowo ndk. + przys. |
| | | wesprzeć finansowo dk. + przys. |
| | A relative bailed Ian out with a loan. |
bail out of [sth],
UK: bale out of [sth] vtr phrasal insep | informal, figurative (end involvement) | wycofywać się z czegoś zwr. ndk. + przyim. |
| | | wycofać się z czegoś zwr. dk. + przyim. |
| | Eric bailed out of the project when the firm didn't pay him. |
bang [sth] out,
bang out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | informal (produce rapidly) (potoczny, przenośny) | odbębniać coś ndk. |
| | (potoczny, przenośny) | odbębnić coś dk. |
| | George banged out the letter as quickly as he could on the computer. |
bear [sth] out,
bear out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (confirm: a fact) | potwierdzać ndk. |
| | | potwierdzić dk. |
| | These figures bear out the fact that more children are becoming obese nowadays. |
bear out [sb],
bear [sb] out vtr phrasal sep | (support: [sb]'s assertion) | potwierdzać coś ndk. |
| | | potwierdzić coś dk. |
| | He said it was a job for younger men, and the statistics bear him out. |
| belt [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | informal (sing loudly) | głośno śpiewać przys. + ndk. |
| | I like to belt out pop songs when I drive. |
black [sth] out,
black out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (city, house: turn off lights) | zaciemniać coś ndk. |
| | | zaciemnić coś dk. |
| | The entire city had to be blacked out when the air raid siren sounded. |
| black out vi phrasal | informal (lose consciousness) | tracić przytomność ndk. + ż |
| | | stracić przytomność dk. + ż |
| | The head injury during the car accident caused him to black out. |
| blank [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | informal (forget) | zapominać ndk. |
| | | zapomnieć dk. |
| blank out vi phrasal | informal (not remember) | tracić pamięć ndk. + ż |
| | | utracić pamięć dk. + ż |
| | When I tried to remember my client's name, I just blanked out. |
block [sth] out,
block out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (artist: draw rough shapes) | szkicować ndk. |
| | | naszkicować dk. |
| | The artist begins the drawing by blocking out a rough sketch. |
| block [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | figurative (outline roughly) (przenośny) | nakreślać ndk. |
| | | nakreślić dk. |
blot [sth] out,
blot out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (shut out, exclude, block) | wyłączać, wymazywać ndk. |
| | | wyłączyć, wymazać dk. |
| | Suddenly there was a gust of wind and a dark cloud blotted out the sun. |
blot [sth] out,
blot out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | figurative (forget) (przenośny) | wymazywać coś ndk. |
| | (przenośny) | wymazać coś dk. |
| | She tried to blot out the memory of his murder. |
| blurt [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | (say on impulse) | wygadywać coś ndk. |
| | | wygadać coś dk. |
| | To his mother's horror, he blurted out all the details of her illness. |
| bottom out vi phrasal | (reach lowest point) | osiągać najniższy poziom ndk. + przyim. + m |
| | | osiągnąć najniższy poziom dk. + przyim. + m |
| | It appears that the recession has bottomed out, and we are seeing an improvement in economic conditions. |
| | Drug addicts may have to bottom out before they accept that they need help. |
| bow out vi phrasal | figurative, informal (withdraw) | wycofać się zwr. dk. |
| | Williams had to bow out of the race after suffering a leg injury. |
| branch out vi phrasal | figurative (business: expand) | rozrastać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | rozrosnąć się zwr. dk. |
| | The company is branching out to South East Asia. |
| branch out vi phrasal | figurative (develop diverse interests) | rozszerzać działalność ndk. + ż |
| | | rozszerzyć działalność dk. + ż |
| | The business has recently branched out into providing other services. |
| break out of [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (escape) | uciekać skądś ndk. |
| | | uciec skądś dk. |
| | The prisoner broke out of jail by digging a tunnel. |
| break out vi phrasal | (war, disease, chaos: begin) | wybuchać ndk. |
| | | wybuchnąć dk. |
| | The restaurant was calm until a thrown bottle caused a fight to break out. |
| break out vi phrasal | (develop spots on skin) | mieć wysypkę ndk. + ż |
| | | dostać wysypki dk. + ż |
| | I ate too much sugar and now I'm breaking out. My face broke out right before my date with Steve! |
| break out vi phrasal | (rash, etc.: develop on skin) | pokrywać ndk. |
| | | pokryć dk. |
| | A rash broke out on Alice's face after she used the lotion. |
break [sb] out,
break out [sb] vtr phrasal sep | (set [sb] free) | uwalniać ndk. |
| | | uwolnić dk. |
| | One of the gang members was in jail, so the others broke him out. |
| breathe out vi phrasal | (exhale) | wydychać ndk. |
| | The doctor asked the patient to breathe out slowly. |
| breathe [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | (exhale) | wydychać ndk. |
| | Carlos lit a cigarette and breathed the smoke out through his nostrils. |
| bring [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | informal (publish, release) | wprowadzać coś na rynek zwrot ndk. |
| | | wprowadzić coś na rynek zwrot dk. |
| | (książkę) | wydawać ndk. |
| | | wydać dk. |
| | J.K.Rowling brought out her first novel at the age of 31. |
| broaden out vi phrasal | US, figurative (widen in scope) | poszerzać ndk. |
| | | poszerzyć dk. |
| | You need to broaden out, as your interests are too narrow. |
| burn out vi phrasal | (candle, bulb: be used up) | spalać, wypalać ndk. |
| | | spalić, wypalić dk. |
| | The candle has completely burnt out. |
| burn out vi phrasal | figurative (person: suffer overexhaustion) | spalać, wypalać ndk. |
| | | spalić, wypalić dk. |
| | Derek burnt out after working for so many months without a break. |
| burst out from [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (spring out) | wyskakiwać z czegoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | | wyskoczyć z czegoś dk. + przyim. |
| | | wyskakiwać zza czegoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | | wyskoczyć zza czegoś dk. + przyim. |
| | He burst out from behind the wall, surprising everyone leaning against it. |
| burst out of [sth] vi phrasal + prep | (emerge, break out) | wyskakiwać skądś ndk. |
| | | wyskoczyć skądś dk. |
| | The chick finally burst out of its shell. |
| bust out vi phrasal | informal, US (escape from somewhere) | uciekać ndk. |
| | | uciec dk. |
| | Even if they could bust out of the old jail, there was nowhere to hide on the island. |
| bust [sth] out vtr phrasal sep | informal, US (take out for use) | wyciągać ndk. |
| | | wyciągnąć dk. |
| | Let's bust out a bottle of the good wine for our anniversary! |
| butt out vi phrasal | US, slang (mind your own business!) (potoczny) | odwalać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | odwalić się zwr. dk. |
| | I don't want to talk about it, so butt out! |
| | Nie chcę o tym mówić, więc odwal się! |
buy [sth] out,
buy out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | (purchase entire stock) | wykupywać ndk. |
| | | wykupić dk. |
| | We bought out the store's entire stock of the product. |
buy [sb] out,
buy out [sb] vtr phrasal sep | (take over ownership of) | wykupywać ndk. |
| | | wykupić dk. |
| | The company intends to buy out the rival firm. |
Formy złożone:
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| a fish out of water n | figurative ([sb] in unfamiliar place, situation) (przenośny) | jak ryba bez wody wyr. |
| | | nieswojo przys. |
| | Although a fantastic football player, he was a fish out of water on the golf course. |
| acting out n | US (child: misbehaviour) (potoczny) | rozrabianie n |
| | The child was punished for his acting out. |
| all out adv | (totally, to the utmost) | całkowicie przys. |
| | Andrew was trying all out to defeat his opponent. |
| all-out adj | (total, full-scale) (kolokwialny) | na całego przyim. + przym. |
| | | totalny przym. |
| | She was so upset she threw an all-out tantrum in the middle of the store. |
| all-out war n | (full-scale combat) | wojna totalna ż + przym. |
| | The drug cartels along the US-Mexico border have declared an all-out war against law enforcement. |
arise from [sth],
arise out of [sth] vi + prep | (result) | wynikać z czegoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | | wyniknąć z czegoś dk. + przyim. |
| | | powstać na skutek czegoś zwrot dk. |
| | Several complications arose from the surgery. |
| | Na skutek operacji powstały liczne powikłania. |
| as … as all get out adj | (extremely) | ogromnie przys. |
| | What? That's silly as all get out! You can't grow bananas in the desert. |
| as it turns out adv | (as has transpired) | jak się okazuje zwrot ndk. |
| | The candidate I offered the job to is, as it turns out, my boss's cousin! |
| ask out vtr | (invite on a date) | zapraszać na randkę zwrot ndk. |
| | | zaprosić na randkę zwrot dk. |
| | He asked her out. |
| bail out vtr | informal (help out, rescue) | wykupić dk. |
| | The government bailed out many large banks during the recession. |
| bail out vtr | (empty water from a boat) | wylewać wodę ndk. + ż |
| | | wylać wodę dk. + ż |
| | The canoe is so full of water, it's about to sink -- time to bail it out! |
| balance out vi | (equalize, become even) | wyrównywać ndk. |
| | | wyrównać dk. |
| | Advertising costs money but increases revenue, so overall it balances out. |
| battle it out v expr | informal (compete) | walczyć ndk. |
| | | stawać do walki zwrot ndk. |
| | | stanąć do walki zwrot dk. |
| | Todd and Tina usually don't compete, but this time they battled it out. |
| beat out vtr | (strike: a rhythm) | wybijać ndk. |
| | | wybić dk. |
| beat out vtr | (outdo; competition) | pobić dk. |
| | The other team beat us out for the championship. |
bind [sb],
bind [sb] out⇒ vtr | (employ as apprentice) (techniczny: rzemiosło) | przyjąć kogoś do terminu zwrot dk. |
| | | przyjąć kogoś na praktykę zwrot dk. |
| black out vtr | (obscure or erase) | zacierać, usuwać ndk. |
| | | zatrzeć, usunąć dk. |
| | During times of war, many civilians have to black out their windows so the enemy won't know where to bomb. |
| blank out vtr | (cover up, edit out text) | wymazywać ndk. |
| | | wymazać dk. |
| | I blanked out the student's name on the test before I made copies for the class. |
| blast out vi + adv | (sound very loudly) (przenośny) | dudnić ndk. |
| | (przenośny) | grzmieć ndk. |
| | The longer the traffic waited, the more the car horns blasted out. |
| bleached-out adj | (faded) | wyblakły przym. |
| | (włosy) | wypłowiały przym. |
| | Swimmers usually have bleached-out hair due to chlorinated water in pools. |
| bleep [sth/sb]⇒ vtr | informal (words: replace) | zagłuszać czyjeś słowa ndk. + n, l.mn. |
| | | zagłuszyć czyjeś słowa dk. + n, l.mn. |
| | When the man mentioned his victim's name in a TV interview, they bleeped him. |
| | Gdy mężczyzna wypowiedział nazwisko ofiary podczas wywiadu w telewizji, zagłuszono jego słowa. |
| block [sth] out vtr + adv | (light: keep out) | zasłaniać ndk. |
| | | zasłonić dk. |
| | They hung thick dark curtains to block the sunlight out. |
| block [sb/sth] out vtr + adv | figurative (refuse to listen, think) | wypierać kogoś/coś ndk. |
| | | wyprzeć kogoś/coś dk. |
| | Some people abuse drugs or alcohol to block out bad memories. |
| blow out vtr | (extinguish) | gasić ndk. |
| | | zgasić, wygasić dk. |
| | Be sure to blow out the candles before you go to bed. |
| blow out vtr | slang (reject) | odrzucać ndk. |
| | | odrzucić dk. |
blowout,
also UK: blow-out n | slang (gorging, binge) (potoczny) | wyżerka ż |
| | My friends and I had a blowout on pizza and ice-cream. |
blowout,
also UK: blow-out n | informal (punctured tire) | pęknięcie n |
| | I was driving along the road when I had a blowout; I must have run over something. |
| bolt out vi + adv | (exit rapidly) | szybko wybiec przys. + dk. |
| | (potoczny) | czmychnąć dk. |
| | Lucy left the front door open and her labrador bolted out. |
| | Lucy zostawiła otwarte drzwi i jej labrador czmychnął. |
| bolt out of [sth] v expr | (exit rapidly) | szybko wybiec z czegoś zwrot dk. |
| | (koń) | wyrwać się z czegoś zwr. dk. + przyim. |
| | The spooked horse bolted out of the barn. |
| | Przestraszony koń wyrwał się ze stajni. |
| boot out vtr | slang (evict) | wykwaterowywać, eksmitować ndk. |
| | | wykwaterować, wyeksmitować dk. |
| | If you keep acting like an idiot, the hotel management will surely boot you out. |
| boot out vtr | slang (remove from political office) | usuwać ndk. |
| | | usunąć dk. |
| | Voters tend to boot out politicians who cheat on their wives more than politicians who take bribes. |
| born out of wedlock adj | dated (illegitimate) | spoza związku małżeńskiego wyr. |
| | "Bastard" is the legal term for a child born out of wedlock. |
| borne out adj | (confirmed) | potwierdzony przym. |
| | Our suspicions were borne out when the murderer suddenly confessed. |
| break out vi | (escape) | uciekać ndk. |
| | | uciec dk. |
| | The prisoner broke out of jail by digging a tunnel. |
breakout,
break-out n | (escape from jail) | ucieczka ż |
| | The breakout at the jail was captured on video. |
breakout,
break-out adj | (successful) | przełomowy przym. |
| | Her first breakout hit came in 2006. |
breakout,
break-out n | (disease: outbreak) | wybuch m |
| | Authorities have reported a breakout of cholera in the area. |
| bring out vtr | (elicit) | wydobywać, zdobywać ndk. |
| | | wydobyć, zdobyć dk. |
| | A squirt of fresh lemon will bring out the flavor of that grilled salmon. |
| bring out vtr | (draw attention to, emphasize) | podkreślać ndk. |
| | | podkreślić dk. |
| brown out vtr | US (electricity: reduced power) | spadek napięcia m + n |
| | The high use of air conditioners during the heat waves caused more than one brown out. |
bundle,
bundle off,
bundle out,
bundle into vi + prep | (leave unceremoniously) | wypadać ndk. |
| | | wypaść dk. |
| bundle out vi + adv | (exit unceremoniously) (przenośny, potoczny) | wysypać się na zewnątrz zwrot zwr. dk. |
| | The train pulled up at the platform and all the passengers bundled out. |
burned out,
burned-out,
also UK: burnt out,
burnt-out adj | (gutted by fire) | spalony przym. |
| | The burned-out warehouse had to be torn down and rebuilt from scratch. |
burned out,
burned-out,
also UK: burnt out,
burnt-out adj | figurative (person: overworked, exhausted) | wypalony, przemęczony przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | I'm totally burned out - I need a vacation badly, or at least a few days off. |
| burst out vi | (spring out, jump out) | wyskakiwać ndk. |
| | | wyskoczyć dk. |
| | He burst out from behind the wall, surprising everyone leaning against it. |
| burst out vi | (emerge from [sth] tight or restraining) | wyskakiwać ndk. |
| | | wyskoczyć dk. |
| | The chick finally burst out of its shell. |
| burst out vi | (break out, occur suddenly) | wyskakiwać ndk. |
| | | wyskoczyć dk. |
| | The enemy suddenly burst out of the woods and we were surrounded in an ambush. |
bust [sb] out,
bust [sb] out of [sth] vtr + adv | informal, US (help to escape) | pomóc komuś w ucieczce z czegoś zwrot dk. |
| | His friends will bust him out of jail. |
buyout,
buy-out n | (purchase of a company) | wykup m |
| | News of the huge buyout sent stock prices down. |
call out,
call-out vtr | (request service visit from) | przywoływać ndk. |
| | | przywołać dk. |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is adj or noun |
| call [sb] out vtr + prep | informal (challenge) | wytykać komuś ndk. |
| | | wytknąć komuś dk. |
call [sb] out on [sth],
call out [sb] on [sth] v expr | informal (challenge: on [sth] said, done) | wytykać komuś coś ndk. |
| | | wytknąć komuś coś dk. |
| | Julia called her uncle out on his offensive remarks. |