slovník Polský - Angličtina
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sporządzić v angličtině:
1. 
draw up
He had a solicitor draw up his will.
draw up (= prepare and write) a proposal and present it to the client
Government, companies, and even sometimes individuals, have to draw up budges in order to estimate their future income and expenses.
I need to draw up a new offer.
The European Commission and the Member States must draw up an action plan to this end.
Our lawyers are going to draw up a new contract tomorrow.
i draw up my shirt becouse it is to long
You should draw up an apology letter.
Angličtina slovo „sporządzić„(draw up) se zobrazí v sadách:
Legal English (general vocabulary) - part 33 AThe law of contract znalezione
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2. to draw
Do you like to draw portraits?
We don't want to draw.
Angličtina slovo „sporządzić„(to draw) se zobrazí v sadách:
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3. write up
Now we need to write up the raport.
We've done all the research, now we need to write up the report.
4. draft
It's just a draft, I can change it if you want.
He is busy with the final draft.
Draft beer tastes especially good on a hot day.
a draft agreement
He made several changes to the first draft.
Do you have the time to run over the draft of my speech, Ken?
Attached is the draft compilation.
The committee approved the draft budget.
I drafted a contract yesterday.
We accept payments by bank draft.
I can't go out until I finish the first draft of my CV.
I barely drafted the essay when he changed the subject of it
to draft a constitution/contract/bill
cold air which comes though the window or under the door – “can you feel that draft coming through the window? I need new windows!
I glare resentfully at the crimson letter, is this the infamous red-paper draft notice?
Angličtina slovo „sporządzić„(draft) se zobrazí v sadách:
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5. make out
Honorata going to make out the difficult task.
I didn't make out his final words
He tried to make out that Jack is guilty of starting the fire, but nobody believed him.
Listen, Jack, I tried to make out the meaning of this squiggle in your test, but I failed. Could you tell me what it is?
How did you make out yesterday?
Nobody can make out why you have been put in charge here.
You always hate going to visit my parents. Don't make out it's a pleasure for you when it isn't.
I could see the sign but I couldn't make out exactly what it said.
If you can't make out what someone's saying, ask them to repeat it.
She's the kind of girl who will not make out on the first date
see sth with difficulty (in a distance)/It’s dark and I can’t make out the names on the list.
His writing is so bad i can't make out what this word's supposed to be.
make out = To write out; draw up: made out the invoices. I will make out your bill straightway, sir!
don't make out like you know the answer
The copy ic not clear and I can"t make out the words.
