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Question		Answer
rzucić (kogoś) na głęboką wodę start learning		(to) throw (someone) at the deep end It's good to be thrown in the deep end! It's the fastest way to learn
zrozumieć, nauczyć się, obczaić start learning		(to) get the hang of something Don't worry, I'll teach you how to use the software. You'll get the hang of it soon.
ogarnąć, zaczaić start learning		(to) get (one's) head around (something) To understand something that is challenging or confusing It took my Grannie a few attempts to get her head around it, but now she loves it.
odczuć coś boleśnie start learning		(to) take a hit The hospitality industry has taken a huge hit due to the coronavirus.
pójść gładko, z górki start learning		smooth sailing Może być też zaprzeczenie Surprisingly, it's all been smooth sailing.
dom wariatów start learning		a madhouse It's a madhouse! I'll be glad when all of this is over!
cisnąć się, być zamkniętym, zagotować się, gnieździć się start learning		(to be) cooped up I hate being cooped up inside working when It's a sunny day outside.
(mieć) mieć dość (czegoś) start learning		(to) be sick of (something) Tell them you are sick of it!
odcięty start learning		cut-out The connection cut-out
sometimes It's good, sometimes bad start learning		hit and miss The coffee at my local cafe is a bit hit and miss.

Idiomy - informal expressions