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are1 [ɑ:ʳ, ə, Am ɑ:r, ər] CZ.

are l.mn. or 2nd os. l.poj. of be

Zobacz też be , be

be2 <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. pos.

4. be (expressing arrangement):

5. be (expresses destiny):

6. be (expressing obligation):

7. be (in conditionals):

if I were you,...
were I to refuse,... form.

8. be (in question tags):

be1 <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

3. be (in cost, price):

be

4. be (indicating time):

5. be (indicating age):

how old are you?

6. be (feel):

how are you?

7. be (expresses possibility):

can it be that... form.

8. be (in instructions):

kto ma to robić [perf z-] ?
what am I to do?
co mam (z)robić?

9. be (impersonal use):

to ja

are2 [ɑ:ʳ, Am ɑ:r] RZ.

are
ar r.m.

is [ɪz, z] CZ.

is 3rd os. l.poj. of be

Zobacz też be , be

be2 <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. pos.

4. be (expressing arrangement):

5. be (expresses destiny):

6. be (expressing obligation):

7. be (in conditionals):

if I were you,...
were I to refuse,... form.

8. be (in question tags):

be1 <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

3. be (in cost, price):

be

4. be (indicating time):

5. be (indicating age):

how old are you?

6. be (feel):

how are you?

7. be (expresses possibility):

can it be that... form.

8. be (in instructions):

kto ma to robić [perf z-] ?
what am I to do?
co mam (z)robić?

9. be (impersonal use):

to ja

be1 <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

3. be (in cost, price):

be

4. be (indicating time):

5. be (indicating age):

how old are you?

6. be (feel):

how are you?

7. be (expresses possibility):

can it be that... form.

8. be (in instructions):

kto ma to robić [perf z-] ?
what am I to do?
co mam (z)robić?

9. be (impersonal use):

to ja

be2 <was/were, been> [bi:, bi] CZ. cz. pos.

4. be (expressing arrangement):

5. be (expresses destiny):

6. be (expressing obligation):

7. be (in conditionals):

if I were you,...
were I to refuse,... form.

8. be (in question tags):

to be off base CZ.

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to be off base Am pot. idiom

beauty is in the eye of the beholder

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to be over the moon

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to be over the moon pot. idiom

to be a royal pain

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to be a royal pain pot. idiom

to be up the creek (without a paddle)

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