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Ocena, Osąd i Krytyka - Sarkazm i Ironia

Tutaj znajdziesz slang dla sarkazmu i ironii, odzwierciedlający humorystyczne, kpiące lub subtelnie krytyczne sposoby wyrażania opinii.

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Evaluation, Judgment & Critique
as if
as if
[wykrzyknik]

used to express disbelief, skepticism, or mockery of a statement or idea

Jakby!, Co ty nie powiesz!

Jakby!, Co ty nie powiesz!

Ex: As if! I'd never enjoy that movie. 
stunning and brave
stunning and brave
[wykrzyknik]

used sarcastically to mock something unremarkable, exaggeratedly praising it as if it were impressive

Oszałamiająco i odważnie, Zadziwiająco i śmiało

Oszałamiająco i odważnie, Zadziwiająco i śmiało

Ex: She shared a slightly awkward selfie—stunning and brave. 
bold of you to assume

used a sarcastic response when someone oversteps, misjudges, or makes an unwarranted assumption

Ex: Bold of you to assume I care about that. 
sure, Jan
sure, Jan
[wykrzyknik]

used sarcastically to indicate disbelief or doubt in response to an exaggerated or untrue statement

Pewnie,  Jan

Pewnie, Jan

Ex: She claimed she finished all her work in an hour, sure, Jan. 
only in Ohio
only in Ohio
[wykrzyknik]

used ironically to highlight strange, absurd, or unexpected behavior or events

Tylko w Ohio, Jedynie w Ohio

Tylko w Ohio, Jedynie w Ohio

Ex: The store was giving away free pickles on a Tuesday, only in Ohio. 
OK, boomer
OK, boomer
[wykrzyknik]

used to dismiss or mock attitudes considered outdated or stereotypically associated with the Baby Boomer generation

OK,  boomer

OK, boomer

Ex: He complained about smartphones being a distraction, OK boomer. 
if you know, you know

used to indicate that a statement or reference is an inside joke or understood only by a certain group

Ex: That event last night was wild, if you know, you know. 
to [embrace] the suck

to accept and endure unpleasant, difficult, or uncomfortable circumstances

Ex: The training is tough, but you have to embrace the suck. 
funny that
funny that
[Zdanie]

used to make a mildly ironic or sarcastic remark in response to something unexpected or noteworthy

Ex: Funny that he showed up late again. 
new phone, who dis

a playful or snarky response used to pretend not to recognize someone who is texting

Ex: He texted me first, and I replied new phone, who dis. 
snarkasm
snarkasm
[Rzeczownik]

a witty, cutting, or ironic remark intended to mock or amuse

cięta uwaga, ironiczna riposta

cięta uwaga, ironiczna riposta

Ex: Her reply was pure snarkasm. 
nothingburger
nothingburger
[Rzeczownik]

something that is insignificant, unimportant, or less consequential than expected

nic ważnego, bzdura

nic ważnego, bzdura

Ex: The scandal turned out to be a nothingburger. 
to [suck] it up

to endure an unpleasant situation, pain, or difficulty without complaining

Ex: You'll have to suck it up and finish the project. 
sorry, not sorry
sorry, not sorry
[wykrzyknik]

used sarcastically to indicate a lack of remorse for something said or done

przepraszam,  nie przepraszam

przepraszam, nie przepraszam

Ex: I ate the last slice of cake, sorry not sorry. 
thanks for coming to my TED Talk

used sarcastically or self-deprecatingly after giving a long, often opinionated or preachy explanation

Ex: Always back up your files before updating software; thanks for coming to my TED Talk. 
tough
tough
[wykrzyknik]

used to dismiss someone's complaints or objections, showing indifference to their difficulties

Trudno, Przykro mi

Trudno, Przykro mi

Ex: You don't like the rules? Tough, they're not changing. 
you can't fix stupid

used sarcastically to suggest that some people's foolishness or poor judgment cannot be remedied

Ex: He tried to argue with the instructions, but you can't fix stupid. 
you snooze, you lose

used to emphasize the importance of staying cautious and alert, so as not to miss any opportunities

Ex: I always tell my students that you snooze, you lose, and that they should always be ready to take advantage of opportunities when they arise. 
in the big {num}

used to refer sarcastically to the present year, often to highlight something outdated or absurd

Ex: Wearing cargo pants like it's 2010… in the big 26?! 
can you not
can you not
[wykrzyknik]

used to express annoyance or frustration and tell someone to stop doing something irritating

Czy możesz przestać?, Czy nie możesz przestać?

Czy możesz przestać?, Czy nie możesz przestać?

Ex: You're going to complain about homework again? Can you not? 
adulting
adulting
[Rzeczownik]

the act of performing tasks or responsibilities typically associated with being a responsible adult

dorastanie, dorosłe zachowanie

dorastanie, dorosłe zachowanie

Ex: Paying bills and doing laundry is part of adulting. 
psych
psych
[wykrzyknik]

used to indicate that one has deceived or tricked someone, often in a playful or mocking manner

Psych!, Mam cię!

Psych!, Mam cię!

Ex: You really thought I was going to give you my last piece of pizza? Psych! 
funny
funny
[Rzeczownik]

humor or something intended to be amusing, often used ironically

śmieszne, dowcip

śmieszne, dowcip

Ex: Where's the funny in this meme? 
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