Česti engleski idiomi i fraze
-potrošiti dodatni novac nakon što smo nešto već platili; trošiti novac na nešto što neće nikada uspjeti I bought a used car and then had to spend $300 on repairs. That was throwing good money after bad. The Browns are always throwing good money after bad. They bought an acre of land that turned out […]
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-baciti nekoga u vatru/u duboku vodu I had to deal with a strike threat on my first day – talk about being thrown in at the deep end!
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-baciti nekoga u ‘duboku vodu’ (da se snađe/nauči) I had to deal with a strike threat on my first day – talk about being thrown in at the deep end!
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(fig.) baciti se na (posao i sl.) I guess that Mary really likes John. She practically threw herself at him when he came into the room.
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-pozabaviti se s manjim posljedicama prethodne akcije; zgotoviti, završiti Removing her name from the mailing list was her way of tying up loose ends.
žmarci Numbness and tingling are abnormal sensations that can occur anywhere in your body, but are often felt in your fingers, hands, feet, arms, or legs.
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-preko svake mjere; pretjerano Nigel was generous to a fault, taking me out to dinner and buying me flowers and chocolates.
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“knjiški moljac”, onaj koji puno čita (Someone who reads a lot.) He’s always reading. He’s a real bookworm.
