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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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English idioms related to Decision & Control
out of hand
out of hand
[fráze]

impossible or very hard to control

mimo kontrolu, neovladatelné

mimo kontrolu, neovladatelné

Ex: The crowd got out of hand during the concert and the police had to intervene. 
to [have] half a mind to

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

mám chuť to udělat, nejradši bych to udělal

mám chuť to udělat, nejradši bych to udělal

Ex: I have half a mind to call him and tell him exactly what I think. 
weak in the knees

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

podlomila se mu kolena, roztřást se strachy

podlomila se mu kolena, roztřást se strachy

Ex: When she stepped onto the stage, she felt weak in the knees. 
to [go] to town

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

pořádně se do toho pustit, rozjet to naplno

pořádně se do toho pustit, rozjet to naplno

Ex: They really went to town decorating the house for the party. 
to [keep] {one's} eyes off {sb/sth}

to refrain from or stop looking at a person or thing

nespustit oči z někoho/něčeho, přestat se dívat na

nespustit oči z někoho/něčeho, přestat se dívat na

Ex: He tried to keep his eyes off the accident, but it was hard not to look. 
to [throw] {one's} (toys|rattle) out of the cot

to lose one's temper and behave irrationally

začít vyvádět, chytit amok

začít vyvádět, chytit amok

Ex: When the deal fell through, he threw his toys out of the cot and blamed everyone else. 
to [put] {one's} life in {one's} hands

to entrust someone with one's life

svěřit mu život, vložit mu život do rukou

svěřit mu život, vložit mu život do rukou

Ex: During the surgery, I had no choice but to put my life in the surgeon's hands. 
to [come] out (swinging|fighting)

to respond or react to something in a forceful manner

rázně se bránit, jít do toho zostra

rázně se bránit, jít do toho zostra

Ex: After the harsh criticism, she came out swinging in the press conference. 
to [get|be] carried away

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

nechat se unést, přestat se ovládat

nechat se unést, přestat se ovládat

Ex: I got carried away and bought far more than I needed. 
to [take] on a life of its own

to develop in an unexpected way beyond the original plan or control

Ex: The small joke took on a life of its own online. 
to [lose] {one's} grip

to become less powerful, effective, or controlling

Ex: Fear slowly lost its grip on him. 
to [push] {sb} over the edge

to make someone lose control or reach a breaking point

Ex: The final complaint pushed him over the edge. 
off the rails

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

jako utržený ze řetězu, úplně mimo sebe

jako utržený ze řetězu, úplně mimo sebe

Ex: After the breakup, he went off the rails and started partying every night. 
to [hit|press|push] the panic button

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

zpanikařit, ztratit hlavu

zpanikařit, ztratit hlavu

Ex: Don't hit the panic button; we still have time to fix this. 
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