Examples of using Idiom in English and their translations into Polish
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This English idiom can describe the cruel world where only the strong survive.
Lord Percy, in today's idiom, had started something.
In Poland we have the idiom"bear's favour.
No, it's not right for my idiom.
I thought you had this idiom.
Who you calling an idiom?
What do you think this idiom means?
No, it's not right for my idiom.
Drilled in idiom… idiosyncrasy and… ideology.
Ideology. idiosyncrasy and Drilled in idiom.
Ideology. idiosyncrasy and Drilled in idiom.
It is a fact that after 1920 the composer's original idiom incorporated folk elements, resulting in a
Written towards the end of Zarębski's life, the Quintet is an example of the composer's original musical idiom at the height of its development.
This idiom means to make someone cry
To get your feet under the table- this idiom means“to quickly adapt to new employment or tasks; learn to do something new.”.
What the works presented during Nothing Twice: Visions have in common is their sophisticated artistic idiom and an innovative approach to the contemporary media at the disposal of today's art.
By what in today's idiom would be called a fantastic“twist,” Moses was resurrected
classic look of the Citaro with a futuristic design idiom.
The eCitaro combines the proven, classic look of a city bus in a harmonious way with a futuristic design idiom.
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