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keep a secret

dochować tajemnicy

No one knows about it yet so make sure you keep it a secret.

keep a straight face

zachować powagę

I couldn’t keep a straight face whenever I looked at Sam even though I should have stayed serious because it was such an important meeting.

keep a watch on somebody

uważnie kogoś obserwować

Keep a watch on him, he’s acting rather suspicious.

keep an eye on something

mieć coś na oku, pilnować

Keep an eye on the offers that come up on the market. We really need to find a flat soon.

keep calm

zachować spokój

Just keep calm, there is no reason to panic.

keep clear of something

trzymać się z dala od czegoś

Keep clear of the closing door. You could get hurt if it hit you.

keep fit

utrzymywać dobrą formę

I am keeping fit by going to dance classes three times a week.

keep in touch with somebody

być z kimś w kontakcie

I keep in touch with all of my friends who live abroad thanks to Skype and e-mails.

keep it to yourself

zachowaj to dla siebie

It is a secret so make sure that you keep it to yourself.

keep one’s fingers crossed for somebody

trzymać za kogoś kciuki

All the best of luck! I will be keeping my fingers crossed for you.

keep one’s head

nie tracić głowy

Make sure you keep your head all through the exam. You tend to panic for no reason.

keep quiet

być/siedzieć cicho

Keep quiet. There is an exam next door.

keep somebody at a distance

trzymać kogoś na dystans

She has always kept to herself and has had a tendency to keep everybody at a distance.

keep something in mind

mieć coś na uwadze, pamiętać o czymś

Thanks for the offer! I’ll keep it in mind and let you know at the end of the week.

keep the change

proszę zatrzymać resztę (przy wydawaniu pieniędzy)

You can keep the change.

keep track of something

nadążać za czymś

I can’t keep track of her whereabouts. She’s moving all the time.

keep up the good work

dobra robota, oby tak dalej

Well done, Kate! Keep up the good work!

keep up with the times

iść z duchem czasu

Although she is already 75, my grandma is keeping up with the times; she has a mobile phone and uses the Internet.

keep your shirt on!

spokojnie!

Keep your shirt on! Everything will be fine.

kick somebody when he is down

kopać leżącego

You shouldn’t kick somebody like that when they are down. It’s immoral.

kick the bucket

umrzeć, wyciągnąć nogi, kopnąć w kalendarz

My annoying neighbour finally kicked the bucket at 98.

kick up a fuss

narobić hałasu/zamieszania

She always kicks up a fuss about the most ridiculous things. I have never met anybody that petty.

kill time

zabijać czas

I have been playing computer games all day just to kill time.

kill two birds with one stone

upiec dwie pieczenie przy jednym ogniu

Let’s go to London and then to Paris on our way back. We’ll kill two birds with one stone.

killed in action

poległy w boju

My brother was killed in action in Iraq.

knock it off!

przestań!

Oh come on, knock it off! She really didn’t mean to do any harm. Why do you always have to complain so much?

know a thing or two

dobrze znać się na czymś; wiedzieć to i owo

I think I know a thing or two about South America. I lived there for 10 years.

know better than to do something

wiedzieć, aby czegoś nie robić

You should have really known better than to go there on your own. You know what a dangerous area it is!

know right from wrong

odróżniać dobro od zła

Sarah is so naive she simply doesn’t know right from wrong.

know somebody by sight

znać kogoś z widzenia

I only know Tim by sight. In fact, I have never met him.

know somebody through and through

znać kogoś na wylot

We know each other through and through. We have been the best of friends since primary school.

know something by experience

znać coś z doświadczenia

I only know marketing by experience. I have no formal education in the area.

know what’s what

wiedzieć co i jak

Sam really knows what’s what in the industry.

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