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Zabawne idiomy i ich znaczenie
As Cool As A Cucumber- very calm
Bob’s Your Uncle- as simple as that Dead As A Doornail- completely dead For donkey’s years- If you have done something for donkey’s years, then you have done it for an awfully long time without any change or much to show for it. 
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Do a runner - to leave a place in a hurry in order to avoid paying for something or flee a difficult situation to escape punishment
Hairy at the heel - used by the British upper-crust to refer to someone who is ill-bred, dangerous or untrustworthy All talk and no trousers - Someone who says a lot about doing big, important things, but doesnât actually take any action.
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hold your horses - wait a moment
kick the bucket - to die blue in the face - weakened or tired after trying many times a storm in a teacup - a big fuss made about something of little importance
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Cat got your tongue - Used to compel someone to speak or to point out their silence when they're being unusually taciturn
Chew the fat - To gossip or make friendly small talk. A bit old-fashioned Under the weather- To feel ill or tired To go pear-shaped - Describing something that has gone wrong My neck of the woods - The area where I live
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Mój ulubiony to chyba 'spill the beans'
 - reveal a secretI jeszcze kilka zabawnych: wake up and smell the coffee/roses- face up to reality blast from the past- someone/ something from the past that returns or you are reminded of it it grows on you- you start to like it nothing to sneeze at- something that deserves attention
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