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Ovládněte anglické idiomy týkající se nezkušenosti, jako "mimo praxi" a "mokrý za ušima".

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English idioms related to Knowledge & Understanding
small dog, tall weeds

used to describe a person who seems to be incapable of doing something due to a lack of necessary resources or skills

Ex: He talks big about coaching, but with real athletes he is small dog, tall weeds.
for toffee
for toffee
[fráze]

used to say that someone is extremely bad at doing something

Ex: Don't ask me to draw the map; I can't draw for toffee.
one-trick pony
one-trick pony
[Podstatné jméno]

a person or thing that excels at doing only one thing

specialista na jednu věc, ás v jediném triku

specialista na jednu věc, ás v jediném triku

Ex: The tool is not a one-trick pony; it can edit , translate , and summarize text .
out of practice

used to say that one did not have much experience with something and therefore is not very good at it

Ex: He missed several easy shots; he was clearly out of practice.
wet behind the ears

having little knowledge or experience of a particular situation or activity

Ex: She talks like an expert, but she is wet behind the ears in this business.
to [lose] {one's} touch

to no longer be able to do a certain activity as well as one did in the past

Ex: Don't worry; you haven't lost your touch.You just need practice.
to {not} (even|) [know] the meaning of the word

to lack knowledge or understanding of a particular concept or term

Ex: They keep saying they want reform, but they do not know the meaning of the word.
finger in the air

an unscientific or inaccurate estimate or method

Ex: Do you have real data, or is this just a finger-in-the-air guess?
jack of all trades, master of none

a versatile and adaptable individual who can handle a variety of tasks effectively

Ex: I would rather hire a specialist for this; a jack of all trades, master of none will not be enough.
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