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Rozhodování a Kontrola - mimo kontrolu

Prozkoumejte anglické idiomy, které se vztahují k tomu, že se vymknete kontrole, s příklady jako „mimo koleje“ a „rozpadnout se“.

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English idioms related to Decision & Control

(of an action) done due to one's pride being hurt or not being treated well

Ex: We fear he will walk away from the in a fit of pique if his demands are not met .

(of a situation) to keep getting worse in an uncontrollable manner

Ex: He spin out of control if he does n't learn to manage his anger and emotions .

(of behavior) not in accordance with law and order and free from control

Ex: The concert last night got wild and woolly, with the crowd becoming unruly and security struggling to maintain control.

without any prior planning or thought

Ex: She regretted quitting her on the spur of the moment without a backup plan .

at a time when anger or excitement completely overwhelm one, preventing any rational thought to come to mind

Ex: They could salvage their friendship if they both learn to communicate calmly even in the heat of the moment.

to find it extremely difficult to control oneself, due to feeling really angry, excited, etc.

Ex: They were beside themselves with astonishment at the unexpected turn of events.

used to say that a situation or outcome is beyond human control or influence, and is left to fate, chance, or external forces to determine

Ex: If we give our all and work diligently , the outcome will not solely in the lap of the gods.

to make a decision to do something solely based on one's emotions

Ex: She knew it was against her better judgment, but she let her heart rule her head and made the impulsive decision to quit her stable job and travel the world.

to be unable to conceal one's strong feeling or urge

Ex: The excitement of being on stage got the best of her, and she couldn't help but break into a spontaneous dance.

used to refer to a situation in which a person or thing that is important or powerful is being led or controlled by a significantly less powerful or important person or thing

Ex: The influence of a small interest group has become so dominant that it seems like the tail is wagging the dog in the political decision-making process.

(of a person) completely insane

Ex: raving mad rant about a conspiracy theory made everyone question his sanity .

to be unable to control oneself due to being under emotional or mental pressure

Ex: She just went all to pieces during finals.

used to say that something is out of control or unpredictable

Ex: The new software update off the rails, causing glitches and crashes for users .

to unexpectedly switch from the planned path

Ex: The professor , in the middle of a lecture on historyjumped the tracks and began discussing current technological advancements .
to cut loose
[fráze]

to allow oneself to behave freely and have fun

Ex: After finishing the project, the group decided to cut loose and have a fun-filled weekend getaway.

an unexpected or unusual occurrence or event that alters the course of events

Ex: He never expected to win the lottery — it was just quirk of fate that he happened to buy a ticket that day .
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