Názor - Vyjadřování názorů

Ponořte se do anglických idiomů, které souvisejí s vyjadřováním názorů, jako 'myslet mimo krabici' a 'vezmi si to ode mě'.

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the thing is [fráze]

used to introduce an explanation or a reason for something; often a way of clarifying a situation

Ex: The thing is , I ’ve never been to that restaurant before .

for what it is worth [fráze]

used before a comment or opinion to indicate that the speaker is sharing it, even though they may not be sure of its value or significance

Ex: For what it 's worth , I 've heard mixed reviews about that restaurant , but I 'm open to giving it a shot if you 're up for it .

[set] in {one's} ways [fráze]

to refuse to change one's opinions, behaviors, habits, etc.

Ex: After years of following a strict routine , he has become set in his ways and finds it difficult to adapt to sudden changes .

to [speak] {one's} mind [fráze]

to express one's opinions in an honest or fearless way

Ex: The child was always honest to a fault , never afraid to speak his mind , even to adults .

to [shift] {one's} ground [fráze]

to adopt a different opinion or point of view, particularly a contradictory one

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to [think] (little|badly|poorly) of {sb} [fráze]

to have a negative or unfavorable opinion or perception of that person

Ex: The politician 's lack of integrity made many people think little of him .

to [think] nothing of {sth} [fráze]

to think that something is normal, easy, unimportant, etc., particularly while others think it to be wrong, strange, difficult, important, etc.

Ex:

to [think] outside the box [fráze]

to think in a creative way in order to come up with original solutions

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in a (new|different) light [fráze]

to perceive or regard someone or something with a new perspective, particularly one that is positive

Ex: Traveling to a foreign country allowed me to see my own culture and values in a new light , gaining a broader perspective and appreciation for diversity .

take it from me [věta]

used to advise someone to trust one's judgment or experience concerning a particular matter

Ex: Take it from me , investing in your health is one of the most important things you can do .

to take it from someone [fráze]

used to tell someone to accept the word or advice of someone else, particularly someone who is older or more experienced

Ex: As a former athlete , I can take it from someone who 's experienced the pressure of competition , that mental toughness is crucial for success in any field .

gut (feeling|reaction) [fráze]

a belief that is strong, yet without any explainable reason

Ex: The athlete trusted her gut feeling when it came to making game-time decisions .

a word to the wise [fráze]

used before advising someone or giving them a warning

Ex: A word to the wise : save money regularly , even small amounts , as it can accumulate over time and provide financial security in the future .

to [run] deep [fráze]

(of a feeling, problem, or belief) to be really strong or troublesome due to having existed for a long time

Ex: The tradition of hospitality runs deep in this culture , as visitors are welcomed with open arms and treated with warmth and kindness .

straight from the shoulder [fráze]

saying what is in one's mind in a very forceful yet honest manner

Ex: The teacher appreciated her students ' straight from the shoulder questions , fostering a classroom environment of open dialogue and intellectual curiosity .

to (the best of|) my knowledge [fráze]

used when one is about to say something that is only based on information they have

Ex: To the best of my knowledge , the scientific consensus supports the theory of evolution .

to [shoot] off {one's} mouth [fráze]

to continuously talk about something, in a way that seems foolish or careless

Ex: The impulsive teenager often shot off his mouth without thinking , leading to arguments and misunderstandings with friends and family .

in {one's} bad books [fráze]

in a state in which one is disliked by someone

Ex: "The student's constant tardiness, coupled with his disruptive behavior in class, landed him firmly in the teacher's bad books.

in {one's} good books [fráze]

in a state in which someone is very pleased with one

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to [change] {one's} tune [fráze]

to change one's opinion, attitude, or way of speaking, usually to something very different from before

Ex: He was against the idea at first , but he changed his tune after hearing the benefits .

to [know] where {sb} [stand] [fráze]

to have an understanding of how one is viewed or valued by another person

Ex: Following the team meeting , everyone knew where they stood on the new project , clarifying roles and expectations .

to {not} [have] a good word to say (for|about) {sth} [fráze]

to have a very negative opinion about someone or something and to be unable to say anything positive or complimentary about them

Ex: The movie reviewer was so bored by the film that he did n't have a good word to say for it , calling it a waste of time and money .

to [hold] {one's} tongue [fráze]

to refrain from speaking or expressing one's thoughts or opinions

Ex: The politician held his tongue during the debate , carefully choosing his words to avoid controversy .

Názor
Dohoda nebo schválení	Nesouhlas nebo Nesouhlas	Criticism	Rebuke
Vyjadřování názorů	Discussion	Úhel pohledu	Dělat bod
Myšlenky & Předpoklady	Argument	Quarrel