Idiom na dziś:
to lose one's head
to lose one's head
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Idiom na dziś:
on the fritz
on the fritz
@Odcien_Trawiastego: today I'm on the Fritzl
Idiom na dziś:
play/hold/keep one's cards close to the/one's chest/vest
play/hold/keep one's cards close to the/one's chest/vest
Idiom na dziś:
different drummer
different drummer
He totally broke all the rules of his times. People have been saying that he follows the rhythm of a different drummer. Instead of punishing or relocating the perpetrators, he's been consistently promoting them even up to the highest glories, depending on the scale of their crimes.
Idiom na dziś:
to wrap one's head around sth
to wrap one's head around sth
Idiom na dziś:
for crying out loud
for crying out loud
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@Odcien_Trawiastego: na tełtatesa
@Odcien_Trawiastego: 0:08
Idiom na dziś:
get out of hand
get out of hand
Idiom na dziś:
in demand
in demand
Idiom na dziś:
backed one into a corner
backed one into a corner
@Odcien_Trawiastego: zapędzić w kozi róg
Idiom na dziś:
move the needle
move the needle
@Odcien_Trawiastego co to za appka dzięki której człowiek przestaje prokrastynować?
Idiom na dziś:
put a pin in sth
put a pin in sth
Idiom na dziś:
from the horse's mouth
from the horse's mouth
Idiom na dziś:
have sb on the ropes
have sb on the ropes
Idiom na dziś:
go to great lengths
go to great lengths
Idiom na dziś:
knock sb/sth out of the park
knock sb/sth out of the park
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@Odcien_Trawiastego: uważam, że super bez sensu się uczyć idiomów na pamięć bez ich zrozumienia.
Mówiłem żebyś dodawał ich pochodzenie bo to wiele wyjaśnia
The phrase "knock it out of the park" originated from baseball, referring to hitting a home run where the ball is hit beyond the outfield fence, out of the park. It's now commonly used metaphorically to describe any outstanding success or achievement in various contexts beyond baseball.
Mówiłem żebyś dodawał ich pochodzenie bo to wiele wyjaśnia
The phrase "knock it out of the park" originated from baseball, referring to hitting a home run where the ball is hit beyond the outfield fence, out of the park. It's now commonly used metaphorically to describe any outstanding success or achievement in various contexts beyond baseball.
@TakiSobieLoginWykopowy: bardzo dobra uwaga
Idiom na dziś:
eat someone's lunch
eat someone's lunch
Idiom na dziś:
put something into words
put something into words
@Odcien_Trawiastego: I cannot really put it into words. He was yellow, and big, and it hurt.
Idiom na dziś:
be one step ahead of
be one step ahead of
Idiom na dziś:
leave something open
leave something open
dance around