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Sukces - Osiąganie sukcesu

Poznaj angielskie idiomy związane z osiąganiem sukcesu, w tym "przynieść do domu bekon" i "bez problemu".

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English idioms related to Success
to [bring] home the bacon

to achieve success, especially in a competitive or high-stakes situation

Ex: The chef's new dish will bring home the bacon.
to [make] {one's} mark

to become noticed or well-known by doing something, particularly something unusual or impressive

Ex: The author made a notable mark with his bestselling novel that captivated readers worldwide.
to [go] (down|like|) a bomb

to be extremely popular or successful

Ex: The new album by that band is going down a bomb with music fans all over the world.
to [make] or [break]

to bring about either success or failure for someone or something

Ex: Leadership decisions can make or break an organization.
to sink or swim

to be left in a situation where one either succeeds or fails

Ex: When she joined the team, the manager decided to sink or swim her on the first project.
to [blaze] a trail

to be the first individual who discovers something or does something new and authentic

Ex: The Wright brothers blazed a trail in aviation by building the first successful airplane.
kill or cure

used to describe a risky or extreme action or solution that could either lead to great success or complete failure

Ex: The upcoming election is a kill or cure moment for the future of the country.
by the skin of {one's} teeth

used to describe a situation in which one barely manages to do something or escape danger

Ex: The hiker had survived the wilderness by the skin of his teeth, managing to find his way back to civilization before running out of food.
to [run] {sb/sth} to (ground|earth)

to manage to find something or someone after a long time of searching

Ex: The software engineers had to run the bug to ground by analyzing lines of code and testing various scenarios.
to [do] the trick

to succeed in achieving the required result or solving the encountered problem

Ex: The new software update has done the trick and fixed the issue with the app.
to [open] doors (to|for) {sb/sth}

to create opportunities that lead to success

Ex: The scholarship that he received opened the door to a better education and career opportunities.
new lease on life

a situation where something regains success or popularity

Ex: James's acting career had been stagnant, but landing a lead role in a popular TV series provided him with a new lease on life.
to [get] to first base with {sth}

to achieve an initial level of success in dealing with a particular task, situation, challenge, etc.

Ex: By the time we launched the app, we had already gotten to first base with many potential users.
without a hitch

(of a process or event) without encountering any problems, difficulties, or obstacles

Ex: The wedding ceremony went off without a hitch.The bride and groom were both thrilled with how everything turned out.
to [turn] a trick

to perform a clever or skillful action, find a quick solution to a problem, or successfully complete a task or job

Ex: The mechanic was able to turn a trick and fix my car in no time.
to [go] great guns

to continue to succeed fast

Ex: The soccer team is going great guns this season, having won all their matches so far.
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