Čas - Blízká Budoucnost
Objevte, jak anglické idiomy jako "around the corner" a "in the wind" souvisí s blízkou budoucností v angličtině.
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around the corner
[fráze]
used for saying that something will happen in a very near future
Ex: She was on the verge of tears because she had practiced for months, and the dance performance was just around the corner, but she injured her ankle.
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at hand
[fráze]
used to refer to an upcoming event that will happen within a short time
Ex: With the test at hand, she reviewed her notes one last time.
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in the shadow of something
[fráze]
very near to something in terms of time
Ex: Families make travel plans in the shadow of summer vacation, eagerly awaiting a break from their routines.
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in no time at all
[fráze]
used when something is done very soon or very fast
Ex: The kids devoured their snacks and finished their homework in no time at all after school.
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Přihlásit sein the wind
[fráze]
used to describe something that probably happens in near future
Ex: With the company doing so poorly these days, we're all afraid that layoffs are in the wind.
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Přihlásit seNew York minute
[Podstatné jméno]
an extremely brief time duration
newyorská minuta, newyorský okamžik
Ex: The team was racing against the clock , working in a New York minute to meet the deadline .
Tým závodil s časem, pracoval v New York minute, aby splnil termín.
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on the horizon
[fráze]
used for saying that probably something will happen or will be done in a short time
Ex: By this time next year, groundbreaking discoveries will still be on the horizon in the field of medicine.
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Přihlásit sedown the line
[fráze]
at a later point in time or in the future
Ex: By the time they retired, they had saved enough money to enjoy a comfortable life down the line.
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