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Chování a Přístup - Zobrazení překvapení

Zjistěte, jak anglické idiomy jako „hle a hle“ a „jak žiju a dýchám“ souvisí s ukazováním překvapení v angličtině.

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English idioms related to Behavior & Approach

used to convey surprise or amazement when something unexpected or remarkable happens

Ex: My notoriously picky eater tried a new cuisine and loved it.

a way of saying that one does not believe something because it sounds too unbelievable or exaggerated

Ex: He swears he did n't eat the last slice of cake , but it 's a likely story' considering it 's his favorite .

used to show one's surprise when meeting someone in a place one did not expect, or when one becomes aware of an unexpected relation between people

Ex: I ran into our old neighbor at the airport, and he knows your childhood friend.

used to show one's surprise when seeing someone or something unexpected

Ex: As I live and breathe, I never thought I 'd see such a beautiful sight in my lifetime .
by gum
[Citoslovce]

used when one is surprised or when one wants to emphasize something

copak, hádejte!

copak, hádejte!

Ex: I looked it up , by gum , she was right !
good grief
[Citoslovce]

used to show that one is shocked, annoyed, or surprised

Dobrý Bože!, Jéé

Dobrý Bože!, Jéé

Ex: Good grief, it's been raining for days!

to display complete surprise or disbelief

Ex: She said she's going to win the lottery next week.
my ass
[Citoslovce]

used to show one's disbelief over something that was just said

To si děláš srandu!, Ty jsi vtipný!

To si děláš srandu!, Ty jsi vtipný!

Ex: Your cooking is that incredible?
my eye
[Citoslovce]

used to express one's disagreement or disbelief

Mé oko!, Pohádky!

Mé oko!, Pohádky!

Ex: They claim to have found a solution to world hunger?
my foot
[Citoslovce]

used to show one's disagreement or disbelief

Můj zadek!, Můj prd!

Můj zadek!, Můj prd!

Ex: She claims she's never made a mistake?
you wish
[Citoslovce]

used to tell a person that what they are hoping for will never happen or come true

To si teda přeješ!, To bys chtěl

To si teda přeješ!, To bys chtěl

Ex: Passing the test without studying a single page?
hell's bells
[Podstatné jméno]

used to show one's frustration, surprise, or anger

K sakru, Do pr..le

K sakru, Do pr..le

Ex: You lost your wallet again?

used to refer to a state in which someone is so surprised or frightened that they are unable to think clearly or make any move

Ex: When the fire alarm went off, the children looked like deer caught in the headlights, unsure of what to do.

used to express great shock, disapproval, anger, etc., in reaction to someone's bold behavior

Ex: She borrowed my favorite dress without asking and then returned it with a stain.
for real
[Citoslovce]

used to question the truth or seriousness of someone's statement, often with astonishment

Opravdu?, Fakt?

Opravdu?, Fakt?

Ex: Guess what?
holy cow
[Citoslovce]

said when one is surprised, shocked, or amazed

Sakra! Jak jsi dostal tu modřinu?, Páni! Jak jsi dostal tu modřinu?

Sakra! Jak jsi dostal tu modřinu?, Páni! Jak jsi dostal tu modřinu?

Ex: She got a promotion and a raise?
holy shit
[Citoslovce]

used to show that one is really shocked or amazed

Svatý ty,  to je ohromující!

Svatý ty, to je ohromující!

Ex: I just won the lottery!
holy moly
[Citoslovce]

used to express one's surprise or bewilderment

Svatá dvojice!, Sakra!

Svatá dvojice!, Sakra!

Ex: Holy moley, that roller coaster was way more thrilling than I expected!

used when one is looking at something with a great sense of wonder or surprise

Ex: The sudden appearance of a celebrity in the small town left the locals with their eyes out on stalks.

used when something, such as unexpected news, causes one to be greatly confused or shocked

Ex: Her incredible performance on stage made everyone's jaw drop in the audience.
lo and behold
[Citoslovce]

used to express one's surprise or bafflement at something unexpected or remarkable

a hle, hle

a hle, hle

Ex: As we were exploring the forestlo and behold , we stumbled upon a hidden waterfall .
good Lord
[Citoslovce]

used to show disbelief, shock, or surprise at something that has been said or done

Dobrý bože!, Pane bože!

Dobrý bože!, Pane bože!

Ex: Good Heavens, the sheer size of that mansion is mind-boggling.
good gracious
[Citoslovce]

used to express one's surprise at something that has been said or done

Dobrotivý nebe!, Jéje!

Dobrotivý nebe!, Jéje!

Ex: As I walked through the art gallery , the intricate details in the paintings made me exclaim , Good gracious , ' at the artist 's talent .
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