Modismos ingleses para "Pensamientos & Suposiciones"

Explora modismos en inglés relacionados con pensamientos y suposiciones, incluyendo "hablar demasiado pronto" y "alimento para el pensamiento".

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famous last words [Frase]

said as a response to another person's confident statement that one believes will be proven wrong in the end

Ex: I can win that school running tournament with my eyes shut!

to [speak] too soon [Frase]

to say something that is very soon proven wrong or inaccurate

Ex: This new diet is so easy, I'm already losing weight.

to [speak] as {sb} [find] [Frase]

to speak or offer one's opinions, particularly those affected by one's personal view or experience, in the way one sees fit

Ex: The artist 's work is a reflection of his ability to speak as he finds , channeling his emotions and experiences into his creations .

to [take] it for granted [Frase]

to assume without question that something is true

Ex: You just take it for granted that people over a certain age can drive .

train of [thought] [Frase]

a series of connected thaughts and ideas, often formed to reach a proper conclusion

Ex: Let me explain my train of thought so you can understand how I reached that decision .

food for thought [Frase]

something that is worth thinking about or considering deeply

Ex: The teacher posed a challenging question to the students , providing them with some food for thought before their discussion .

to [have] {sb/sth} on the brain [Frase]

to be unable to stop talking or thinking about someone or something

Ex: With the upcoming trip , she has travel on the brain , researching destinations and making arrangements .

if the (shoe|boot) fits [Frase]

used to suggest that if something accurately describes or applies to a person, they should accept it as true

Ex: Despite his protests , John had to admit that if the boot fits , he might indeed be a bit of a perfectionist .

bee in {one's} bonnet [Frase]

something one is extremely obsessed with and keeps talking about

Ex: After watching a documentary on healthy eating , he got a bee in his bonnet about adopting a plant-based diet and began researching recipes and nutritional information .

to [hold|stand] (fast|firm) [Frase]

to continue to believe in something strongly

Ex: The community stood firm in their demand for justice , organizing protests and refusing to back down .

to [go] to {one's} [head] [Frase]

(of praise, success, etc.) to make one feel too proud of oneself and degrade others

Ex: After inheriting a significant amount of wealth , it went to her head , and she started splurging on extravagant purchases .

to [come|spring] (to|into) mind [Frase]

(of an idea or thought) to suddenly be remembered or thought of

Ex: The mention of her name brought a flood of emotions and memories to my mind.

figment of {one's} imagination [Frase]

something that a person imagines is real but in fact it is not

Ex: The idea that he would fail miserably and be ridiculed by others was just a figment of his imagination ; he had the skills and abilities to succeed .

to [attach] a label to {sb/sth} [Frase]

to describe or think of someone or something in specific way

Ex: It's important not to attach labels to individuals struggling with mental health; their experiences are unique.

in a world of {one's} own [Frase]

mainly focusing on one's thoughts and not paying much attention to what is happening around one

Ex: Engrossed in his thoughts , he walked through the park , seemingly in a world of his own .

to [weigh] {one's} words [Frase]

to carefully think about what someone else has said

Ex: After a heated argument , they took a moment to calm down and weigh their words before continuing the discussion .

on {one's} [mind] [Frase]

with one's thoughts or concerns centered on a particular subject or issue

Ex: The tragic event has been on the community's mind, leading to discussions and calls for change.

the rest is history [Oración]

used to indicate that after a key event, the following developments are well-known or self-explanatory

Ex: They met by chance at a party , and the rest is history — they've been inseparable ever since .

to [take] words out of {one's} mouth [Frase]

to say the exact thing someone else was about to say or was thinking of

Ex: Every time I tried to explain my feelings, she seemed to take the words out of my mouth, leaving me feeling understood without needing to say much at all.

to [judge] a book by its cover [Frase]

to form an opinion or make a judgment about something or someone based solely on its outward appearance or initial impression

Ex: The plain packaging may not catch your eye , but do n't judge a book by its cover ; the product inside is of exceptional quality .

one-track mind [Sustantivo]

mente de una sola vía

Ex: His one-track mind for money often leads him to make questionable decisions in pursuit of wealth .

Su mente obsesiva por el dinero a menudo lo lleva a tomar decisiones cuestionables en busca de riqueza.

there is more to {sb/sth} than (what|) meets the eye [Oración]

used to suggest that there are hidden or undiscovered aspects to a person or thing that may be surprising or unexpected

Ex: The small, unassuming bookstore may not catch your attention, but I'm sure there is more than what meets the eye; it houses a vast collection of rare books.

Opinión
Acuerdo o Aprobación	Desacuerdo o Desaprobación	Criticism	Rebuke
Expresar Opiniones	Discussion	Punto de Vista	Haciendo un punto
Pensamientos y Suposiciones	Argument	Quarrel