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Przestępstwo, Konflikt i Prawo - Wyrażenia pochodzenia wojskowego

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Crime, Conflict & Law
collateral damage
collateral damage
[Rzeczownik]

unintended negative consequence or harm resulting from an action

szkody uboczne, niezamierzone negatywne konsekwencje

szkody uboczne, niezamierzone negatywne konsekwencje

Ex: The merger went smoothly , but some departments faced collateral damage.

Fuzja przebiegła gładko, ale niektóre działy poniosły szkody uboczne.

recon
recon
[Rzeczownik]

a preliminary investigation or survey to gather information

rozpoznanie, badanie

rozpoznanie, badanie

Ex: They completed recon to find the best location for the operation .
mission accomplished

used to indicate that a task or set of tasks has been successfully completed

Ex: The team submitted the project ahead of schedule.Mission accomplished.
to [drop|explode] a bombshell

to reveal unexpected and shocking news or information that has a strong impact on those who receive it

ujawnić szokującą wiadomość, rzucić szokującą informację

ujawnić szokującą wiadomość, rzucić szokującą informację

Ex: The leaked documents from the government dropped a bombshell on the political landscape, leading to investigations and public outrage.

Pod koniec spotkania Nora ujawniła szokującą wiadomość: rezygnuje.

to [take] the flak

to be strongly criticized or blamed

Ex: Anyone in charge might take the flak when things go wrong.
on {one's} radar

used to refer to someone or something that has captured one's attention or is within one's awareness or consideration

Ex: Climate change has been on the government's radar since the recent environmental report.
off the radar

forgotten, unnoticed, or no longer being tracked

Ex: His name has been off the radar in politics for years.
locked and loaded

fully prepared and ready to act

Ex: They were locked and loaded for the busy holiday season.
to [bite] the bullet

to start to deal with an inevitable challenge or difficulty

Ex: If the old system keeps failing, we'll have to bite the bullet and replace it.
front line
front line
[Rzeczownik]

the center of action or the most critical position in a struggle or activity

pierwsza linia, linia frontu

pierwsza linia, linia frontu

Ex: Volunteers are on the front line of disaster relief efforts .
Cinderella liberty
Cinderella liberty
[Rzeczownik]

a period of leave or pass that ends at midnight

urlop do północy, urlop Kopciuszka

urlop do północy, urlop Kopciuszka

Ex: The commander granted Cinderella liberty for the weekend .
to [have] got {one's} six

to watch someone's back or give them support

Ex: He trusted his team because they had his six.
to read off
to read off
[Czasownik]

to deliver a sharp verbal reprimand

ostro skarcić, surowo zganić

ostro skarcić, surowo zganić

Ex: They read off the soldier for not following orders .
on the double

in a rapid or immediate manner, typically used to indicate urgent action

Ex: Everyone responded on the double to the call for help.
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