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otázka		odpověď
stop wasting your time talking about the matter that cannot be settled the way you would like it začněte se učit		flog a dead horse
someone tends to make plans that can never be fulfilled začněte se učit		build castles in the air
something doesn’t sound true začněte se učit		hold water
celebrate something začněte se učit		paint the town red
achieved the required level of knowledge začněte se učit		All the students made the grade and were complimented on by their teachers
feel scared začněte se učit		get cold feet
experience hardship, especially financial začněte se učit		feel the pinch
do something that is considered to be impossible začněte se učit		Trying to convince the management to change their policy is like squaring the circle
to challenge someone's statement or threat because it is not believed začněte se učit		call somebody’s bluff
The amount you’ve been arguing about is not worth the squabble začněte se učit		Stop splitting hairs
do something innovative začněte se učit		break new ground in biotechnology
conform to another's actions začněte se učit		follow suit
make a great effort to think of or remember something začněte se učit		Jenny racked her brains but could not remember which magazine she had seen the advertisement in
be in such a desperate situation as to resort to even the most unlikely means of salvation začněte se učit		clutch at straws
make an extraordinarily strenuous effort to do something začněte se učit		i sweated blood over it
to try to settle a disagreement or dispute with words intended to placate or pacify those involved začněte se učit		manage to put oil on the troubled waters
have a private reason for doing or being involved in something začněte se učit		have an axe to grind
to try and make an idea or piece of work seem bad by finding all the things that are wrong or missing začněte se učit		pick holes in somebody’s reasoning
make an indiscreet or embarrassing remark (informal british) začněte se učit		I realized I had dropped a brick by asking Mrs Hobson about her son’s name
closed the business začněte se učit		put up the shutters
failed to obtain what one has been striving for začněte se učit		draw a blank
gain riches in a dishonest way začněte se učit		feather one’s nest
give up participation in an unprofitable activity začněte se učit		cut one’s losses
be fired from work začněte se učit		get the chop
start doing something before the set time začněte se učit		jump the gun
start behaving better začněte se učit		turn over a new leaf
to seem angry all the time because you think you have been treated unfairly or feel you are not as good as other people začněte se učit		chip on the shoulder
prevent someone from carrying out a plan (British) začněte se učit		put a spoke in their wheel
rise in status or wealth začněte se učit		come up in the world
idk lmao začněte se učit		cast a wide net

E-E English Idioms

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