Rozhodování a Kontrola - Ztráta kontroly

Ovládněte anglické idiomy, které souvisejí se ztrátou kontroly, jako například "vymknout se kontrole" a "vyřádit se".

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out of hand [fráze]

impossible or very hard to control

Ex: The children 's playtime became out of hand when they started running around , knocking over furniture and making a mess .

to [have] half a mind to [fráze]

to say that one will do something even though they might not really intending to

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weak in the knees [fráze]

feeling strong emotions, like fear or anxiety, in a way that makes it difficult for one to stand

Ex: The surprise marriage proposal caught her off guard , leaving her weak in the knees with overwhelming joy .

to [go] to town [fráze]

to engage in an activity or pursuit with great enthusiasm, energy, or extravagance, often to an excessive or intense degree

to refrain from or stop looking at a person or thing

Ex: He struggled to keep his eyes off his attractive co-worker during the office meeting .

to lose one's temper and behave irrationally

Ex: Instead of calmly discussing the issue , he threw his toys out of the cot by slamming the door and storming out of the room .

to entrust someone with one's life

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to [come] out (swinging|fighting) [fráze]

to respond or react to something in a forceful manner

Ex: Despite the initial setbacks , the author 's new book came out swinging with a provocative and thought-provoking opening chapter .

to [get|be] carried away [fráze]

to be unable to control one's behavior due to a strong emotion such as anger, excitement, etc.

Ex: While singing karaoke , she got carried away with the music and belted out the song at the top of her lungs .

off the rails [fráze]

used to say that someone is behaving in a way that is wild, irrational, or unconventional

Ex: By the end of the party , Tom was off the rails , dancing on the table and spilling drinks everywhere .

to panic or respond with extreme fear or urgency in a situation, often without thinking logically or rationally

Ex: As the deadline approached , the overwhelmed student pushed the panic button , staying up all night to complete their assignment .