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English idioms related to Personality
(as) cross as two sticks

used to refer to an extremely angry or impatient person

[fráze]
penny wise and pound foolish

used to describe someone who is extra careful about spending little amounts of money but has no problem with spending large amounts

[fráze]
rotten egg

a person who has a tendency to behave badly and cause trouble for others

shnilé vejce, problémový člověk

shnilé vejce, problémový člověk

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[Podstatné jméno]
cold fish

someone who does not express emotions and is considered unfriendly

chladná ryba

chladná ryba

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[Podstatné jméno]
piece of work

used to refer to someone who is extremely unpleasant and overall a difficult person to deal with

[fráze]
(as) cold as (any) stone

used to refer to someone who is extremely unsympathetic and does not express strong emotions

[fráze]
dog in the manger

someone who selfishly prevents others from using or enjoying something that they themselves have no use for

[fráze]
off one's rocker

in a state affected with madness or insanity

[fráze]
(as) nutty as a fruitcake

(of a person) crazy or exhibiting odd behavior

[fráze]
loose cannon

a person who has lost their sanity, often momentarily

nevyrovnaný člověk, nepředvídatelná osoba

nevyrovnaný člověk, nepředvídatelná osoba

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[Podstatné jméno]
all one's geese are swans

used to refer to someone who always thinks or talks in a way that is exaggerated and not based on reality

[věta]
(as) cunning as a fox

used to refer to someone who tends to achieve things in a clever way, particularly by deceiving other people

[fráze]
(as) slippery as an eel

used to refer to a deceitful and untrustworthy person who cannot be easily caught or exposed

[fráze]
(as) phony as a three-dollar bill

not true, real, or genuine

[fráze]
bats in the belfry

an unconventional or unique behavior that is often considered crazy, risky, or confusing

[fráze]
(as) mad as a hatter

used to refer to someone who is in a very chaotic state of mind and is behaving very abnormally

[fráze]
to blow hot and cold

to keep changing one’s attitude toward someone or something

[fráze]
the nature of the beast

the inherent characteristics or qualities of a particular situation, person, or thing, often referring to traits that are difficult to change or control

[fráze]
holier than the Pope

so extreme and strict in one's adherence to a set of rules, norms, behaviors, etc. that it exeeds what is considered usual

[fráze]
bad egg

someone who is not considered honest, trustworthy, or a good person in general

špatný člověk, nedůvěryhodná osoba

špatný člověk, nedůvěryhodná osoba

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[Podstatné jméno]
out of one's mind

(of a person) extremely unreasonable, or mentally ill

[fráze]
waste of skin

a person who is considered to be completely worthless or useless and is viewed as a burden or waste of space

[fráze]
(as) quick as a dog can lick a dish

used to refer to the act of doing something as fast as one can

[fráze]
behind the times

(of a person) not keeping up with current trends, ideas, or advancements

[fráze]
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