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Interakce - Vděčnost a Nevděk

Ponořte se do anglických idiomů o vděčnosti a nevděku, jako "vložit slovo pro" a "dívat se darovanému koni na zuby".

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English idioms related to Interactions
to [thank] {one's} lucky stars

to feel really grateful, particularly because something dangerous or unpleasant did not happen

Ex: He should thank his lucky stars he didn't lose his job.
to [count] {one's} blessings

to try to appreciate and cherish all the good things one has in one's life

Ex: Losing that job was hard, but it made me count my blessings.
to [bite] the hand that [feed] {sb}

to be ungrateful to the person who has helped one by mistreating or betraying them

Ex: Be careful how you speak to your sponsor; you don't want to bite the hand that feeds you.
to [look] a gift horse in the mouth

to look for faults in a gift, favor, or opportunity that has been given to one, in a way that shows ingratitude

Ex: A free ticket is a free ticket; stop looking a gift horse in the mouth.
to [make] {sth} count

to use something in the most effective or productive way

Ex: She made every second count during her short speech.
to [put] in a (good|) word for {sb}

to talk highly of someone as a way of helping them get an advantage, such as succeeding in a job interview

Ex: I don't expect special treatment; I just need someone to put in a good word.
to [take] {sb/sth} for granted

to not appreciate a person or thing because one thinks one will never lose them

Ex: Never take your health for granted.
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