Idioms with explanation in Czech
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Idioms 11
- to make ends meet
- at the expense of
- to fight a losing battle
- to turn one's back
- to have got something down to a fine art
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Idioms 12
- "Bottoms up!"
- to bear in mind
- in any case
- to take into account
- to feel it in one's bones
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Idioms 9
- to be in a class of one's own
- keep in the dark
- cut and dried
- to get one's act together
- to make no bones about something
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Idioms 10
- to go by the book
- to rack one's brains
- to put something on the backburner
- in any case
- to drop somebody a line
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Idioms 7
- to walk on air
- on cloud nine
- to catch someone in the act
- a dead end
- in black and white
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Idioms 8
- to play ball
- out of the blue
- body and soul
- at all costs
- to come clean
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Idioms 5
- to turn the clock back
- cold comfort
- somebody's days are numbered
- a drop in the ocean
- to make a go of something
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Idioms 6
- acid test
- not to have a clue
- to hold centre stage
- to keep at arm's length
- to promise the moon
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Idioms 3
- to take on board
- to have a change of heart
- to fall on deaf ears
- (a)round the clock
- it's daylight robbery
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Idioms 4
- to mean business
- to get to the bottom of something
- down and out
- to throw somebody off balance
- to look somebody in the eye
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Idioms 1
- to be in the air
- to know something backwards
- to fit the bill
- to mean business
- with flying colours
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Idioms 2
- to pack one's bags
- to foot the bill
- to beat about the bush
- to be a bit off colour
- all of a sudden
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