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Osobowość - Pretentious

Opanuj angielskie idiomy dotyczące pretensjonalności, takie jak „zwierzak nauczyciela” i „gliniane stopy”.

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English idioms related to Personality
smart-ass

used to refer to someone who is trying their best to prove that they are more intelligent compared to others, often in a way that is annoying

mądrala, cwaniak

mądrala, cwaniak

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[Rzeczownik]
teacher's pet

someone who is considered the teacher's favorite student and therefore has advantage over others in the classroom

ulubieniec nauczyciela, zwierzak nauczyciela

ulubieniec nauczyciela, zwierzak nauczyciela

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[Rzeczownik]
one's bark is worse than one's bite

used for saying that someone may appear threatening or aggressive, but their actions or behavior are not as harmful or severe as their words

[Zdanie]
prim and proper

used to describe a person who behaves in a very traditional and morally conservative manner

[Fraza]
Mrs. Grundy

someone who is very strict and thinks in a very traditional way

Pani Grundy, surowa kobieta

Pani Grundy, surowa kobieta

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[Rzeczownik]
to be all talk (and no action)

used to describe someone who continuously talks about what they are planning to do, but they never do or achieve much

[Fraza]
backseat driver

a person who insists on giving advice about something even though they are not forced to do so

kierowca z tylnego siedzenia, człowiek wtrącający się

kierowca z tylnego siedzenia, człowiek wtrącający się

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[Rzeczownik]
apple polisher

a person who tries to gain the approval of important people by the means of flattery, praise, etc.

pochlebca, czołobitnik

pochlebca, czołobitnik

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[Rzeczownik]
feet of clay

a serious flaw or weakness in one's character that other people are not aware of

[Fraza]
all bark and no bite

used to describe a person who tends to say things that sound intimidating when in reality they are afraid to take action

[Fraza]
to toot one's (own) horn

to praise one's own abilities or accomplishments, often in an exaggerated way

[Fraza]
wise guy

an individual who consistently seeks to appear more clever than others in a manner that can be bothersome

cwaniak, mądralin

cwaniak, mądralin

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[Rzeczownik]
goody two shoes

a person who tries hard to let others know that they always do the right thing and behave well

[Fraza]
smart aleck

an annoying individual who behaves as if they know everything

mądralo, mądrala

mądralo, mądrala

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[Rzeczownik]
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