Idiomy angielskie (English idioms)

Angielskie idiomy (English idioms) sprawiają Polakom bardzo wiele trudności. Wynika to z tego, że w języku angielskim idiomy często zawierają odniesienia kulturowe kompletnie różne, niż w polskim. Np. angielskie idiomy związane z alkoholem to m.in. zwrot be as sober as a judge (dosłownie "trzeźwy jak sędzia"), podczas gdy po polsku mówi się trzeźwy jak świnia.

Angielskie idiomy często także odwołują się do nieznanych Polakom wydarzeń historycznych, np. zwrot as dead as a dodo (dosłownie "martwy jak dodo") odwołuje się do wymarcia ptaka dodo na Mauritiusie w XVII wieku, o czym w polskich szkołach się raczej nie uczy. Z drugiej strony idiomy takie jak wyszedł jak Zabłocki na mydle z natury rzeczy nie sprawdzą się po przełożeniu dosłownym jako idiomy angielskie.

Dlatego aby poprawnie opanować angielskie idiomy trzeba się ich po prostu nauczyć na pamięć. Pomóc w tym mogą nasze dwie codzienne darmowe lekcje na email: jedna zawierająca angielskie idiomy ogólne (każda lekcja to jeden idiom i tłumaczenie), a druga zawierająca angielskie idiomy biznesowe (analogicznie - każda lekcja to jeden idiom wraz z tłumaczeniem).

Poniżej prezentujemy przykładowe angielskie idiomy i angielskie idiomy biznesowe z naszej listy . By przeczytać więcej, kliknij na wybrany przez siebie dział.

wildcat securities
vidaholic
to pay in kind
Street name
chiphead
to be pushed (for money)
mugs' money
turn
shortlist
a Chinaman's chance
to cash in sth
the real Mc Coy
overtime
The World of International Finance. The Stock Exchange and the Banks AAA / triple-A
to pop for sth
to check-out
to be overdrawn
no-account / no-count
rat race
to be hung up
to buy (sth) sight unseen
The bank has written of hi debts. to write out a cheque
upgrades
to ring the register
to stake money on sth
to can sb
to be laid up (with a disease)
wildcatter
dogsbody
follower
kotex
toundercut
committment window
hot money
kennel
to be into sb / to be in the red / to be in hock to sb
to take a walk
weasel words
mad money
back office / backroom
undercutter
to go over big
to launder money / to do money-washing
to have a good run
the screening of candidates
whispering campaign
power lunch
pink slip / to get the pink slip / to give sb the pink slip
in the tub
A-bomb / hot-rod
to give a company a clean bill of health
flop
battle of the brands
sideline
model T
to go on the hook
jitney
tampering with the market
rosy glow forecasts
to hit the spot
to be in business
to have money to burn
dabster
to hoover
a man easy to go on with
the works manager
out of the blue
to put money down
to make the grade
flesh peddler
on-pack promotion
scrip
stumer
to scalp
to put sb out to grass
Mogul
bread and butter
cold call
Mister Big
to auction off
a City man
sweetheart contract
knock-down price / knock-out price / dirt cheap price
paper profit
a thin dime / a (one) red cent
drop-dead date
to die with one's boots on
to go belly up / to go toes
the bottom line
back off
binder
scuttlebutt
four bit
oddments
to hit the jackpot
to cash in on sth
to shoot for / at sth
to make things hot for sb
to get the chuck / to give sb the chuck
sharp
to clear a cheque
to fill sb in
skeleton staff
at a dead bargain
black money
there's money in it
harvesting strategy
to trade up
downside risk
teddy bear hug
blue-sky securities
dole queues
plastic card
dolphin
trouble shooter
moneyed
kippers
to foot the bill
boilerplate language
fill-in
bourse
deadbeat / moocher / schnorer
pink-collar jobs
to pull in money
to outsell sb
puff (piece)
futures / futures contracts
gadget
open shop
to gain ground
to draw up a want list
pink-house syndrome
boiler-room / boiler shop
world money
to carry on a business
knock-out agreement
at best
freebie / freebee
sweatshop
token strike
wages-price spiral
lock-up
pretty penny
spin doctor / spin master
to fall down on one's payment
to do a snow job on sb
to go through channels / to go through the propper channels
marzipan layer / marzipan men / marzipan set
a licence to print money / a license to print money
hairlines
umbrella advertising
to stock up on sth
white coat rule
giro / the giro system
on the HP
to be on double-time
to sign on for the dole
twenty
to put a stop on a cheque / to stop a cheque
boll weevil
to have sticky fingers
trickledown
friendly takeover
Chinese Wall / green baize door
push / to get the push / to give sb the push
to put (a product) on the map
shortchange artist
thin
tout
to skinny sth down
outfit
to hire sb away
to put up to auction / to put at auction / to put for auction / to put to auction
to knock on
floor
teaser
perking
to blow in sth
to get / to come down to brass tacks / to get down to business
sticky price / fixed price
stable push
dog
to bid in / to buy in
dumping
setback
moonshine
swag shop
to fall back on / upon sbsth
fast burner
copy platform / copy approach
to blow sth to sb
advertisement canvasser
hold-up
to pick up (sth)
(rock) bottom (price)
to break sb in
to cash in
till money
to talk shop
of-the-period
to hit sb (up) (for sth)
arbs
to have charge of sth / to be in charge of sth
to sell like hot cakes / to sell like mouthwash
single cut
berries
cash cow
busman's holiday
to cash sth in
to price oneself out of the market
call-in pay / call-back pay
to hawk sth round
lump sum
copper-bottomed
to keep a shop
downward
to send sth under plain cover
ABC method
impulse buyer
shop
to skim
to run up
trendy
man-hour
tightwad
to pull one's weight
to shop around
problem children / question marks / wild cats
to turn up
window-shopping
to charge sth up to sb / to mark sth up to sb
to deal in sth
horse trading
to dub up
two-spot
flextime / flex time / flexitime

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