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Question		Answer
z łatwością start learning		with your hands down Don't stay up all night, his tests are so easy you'll pass them with your hands down.
bezradny jak dziecko start learning		a babe in the woods When it comes to dealing with computers, he's a babe in the woods.
wielka szycha start learning		a big noise This guy is said to be a big noise in drug trafficking.
zarozumialec, ważniak start learning		a big-head Tom told me that all his friends are less intelligent than he is. He's such a big head!
ulubieniec start learning		blue-eyed boy Tom was always jealous of his younger brother because he knew Jack was their mother's blue-eyed boy.
kość niezgody start learning		bone of contention The choice of place for holiday turned out to be a real bone of contention in their family this year.
akt rozpaczy start learning		a counsel of despair Her decision to leave the country after she was fired was a counsel of despair.
kropla w morzu start learning		drop in the ocean
słomiany zapał start learning		flash in the pan
ktoś małomówny start learning		a man of few words
promyk nadziei start learning		a ray of hope
łatwy cel start learning		sitting duck Old people who walk after dark in the dimly lit streets are sitting ducks.
rzut beretem start learning		a stone's throw Oh, come on! Go and get me some drinks, the shop is just a stone's throw from here.
pięta Achillesowa start learning		Achilles' heel Speaking in public is my Achilles heel; I'm simply too shy.
ranny ptaszek start learning		an early bird My father is an early bird, he gets up at 5.30 every day.
głuchy jak pień start learning		deaf as a post I'm afraid there's no point in talking to my grandfather; he's as deaf as a post.
wyglądający i czujący się rześko start learning		as fresh as a daisy Although I came back late from the party last night I was as fresh as a daisy in the morning.
uparty jak osioł start learning		as stubborn as a mule I was trying to make my father go to a doctor at last but he's as stubborn as a mule.
wybuchać śmiechem start learning		burst out laughing The movie was so funny that finally even Susan burst out laughing.
robić z igły widły start learning		change a fly into an elephant Gee! She doesn't have an evening dress?! It's just friends' party - why does she have to change a fly into an elephant!
nie ma tego złego co by na dobre nie wyszło start learning		Every cloud has a silver lining Oswald was very depressed after being fired but he found another job in just few days. Well, every cloud has a silver lining.
Do odważnych świat nalezy start learning		Faint heart never won fair lady It's high time we made a decision! C'mon, faint heart never won fair lady.
za nic w świecie start learning		Not for all the tea in China Oh, come on! I am not going to ask him such question! Not for all the tea in China!
wtrącać się we wszystko start learning		have a finger in every pie I can't stand her any longer! She has to have a finger in every pie! Can't she just mind her own business?
w szczerym polu start learning		in the middle of nowhere om didn't take the map with him so after several hours of going in circles we ended up in the middle of nowhere.
zjeść ciastko i mieć ciastko start learning		have your cake and eat it You can't have your cake and eat it. If you want high quality you have to pay for it.

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