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Interakce - Zrada

Ponořte se do anglických idiomů týkajících se zrady, jako je „drop a desetník na“ a „had v trávě“.

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English idioms related to Interactions
when one's back is turned

used of a situation in which one is busy with something else or is not looking

[fráze]
to throw somebody under the bus

to gain advantage at the cost of someone else's suffering or loss

[fráze]
to stab somebody in the back

to be disloyal and ungrateful to someone who has trusted or supported one

[fráze]
snake in the grass

a person who has a tendency to deceive or mislead others and is very likely to betray their trust

[fráze]
to sell somebody down the river

to be unfaithful or disloyal to someone so as to gain profit oneself

[fráze]
to leave somebody in the dust

to not care for someone and leave them all alone

[fráze]
Judas kiss

an act that seems kind but with the intention of betraying someone

Jidášův polibek, zrádný polibek

Jidášův polibek, zrádný polibek

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[Podstatné jméno]
to feed somebody to the wolves

to make no effort to save or defend someone, particularly when they are being severely criticized or being treated unfairly

[fráze]
to drop a dime on somebody

to secretely gather information about a person or group in order to expose them to a person of higher authority, often for one's personal gain

[fráze]
behind one's back

without one knowing or approving

[fráze]
to rob Peter to pay Paul

to take from one source or person in order to fulfill an obligation or debt to another source or person, often resulting in a cycle of borrowing or rearranging debts without actually resolving the underlying financial issue

[fráze]
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