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Wytrwałość - Determinacja i Ciężka Praca

Odkryj, jak angielskie idiomy, takie jak "nie zatrzymywać się przed niczym" i "grać, aby wygrać", odnoszą się do determinacji i ciężkiej pracy w języku angielskim.

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English idioms related to Perseverance
to [give] a good account of {oneself}

to perform, behave, or do something extremely well, particularly in a competitive situation

Ex: They would give a good account of themselves if given the opportunity.
to [keep|put] {one's} nose to the grindstone

to continuously put a lot of effort into doing something

Ex: They would keep their noses to the grindstone if they were given the opportunity to prove themselves.
to [play] for keeps

to do something in a very serious and determined manner without showing mercy

Ex: They would play for keeps if they were given the opportunity to compete at a higher level.
to [have] nothing to lose

to be in such a bad situation that it does not matter if one fails at something, because one's situation cannot get worse

Ex: If he had nothing to lose, he would quit his job and pursue his true passion.
to [put|keep|set|have] {one's} [shoulder] to the wheel

to start something in a very energetic and determined manner

Ex: The team keeps their shoulders to the wheel every day, striving for excellence in their work.
to [run] on fumes

to continue functioning despite being extremely tired

Ex: She worked a double shift and ran on fumes all day.
to [set] {one's} heart on {sth}

to have a strong desire to achieve or do something

Ex: Emily has her heart set on becoming a successful novelist and spends hours every day writing and refining her stories.
to [stop] at nothing

to do whatever one can in order to achieve what one desires

Ex: The team is determined to succeed and will stop at nothing to reach their future objectives.
to [hang] (on|) in there

to continue trying to succeed regardless of difficulties or challenges

Ex: If I were in your shoes, I would hang in there and not let setbacks discourage me.
to [get] on top of {sth}

to be able to handle and manage a situation or thing successfully

Ex: They will get on top of the problem by conducting thorough research and exploring different solutions.
to [give] {one's} (right arm|eyetooth)

to stop at nothing to obtain or do something

Ex: She’d give her eyetooth to get that promotion at work.
if it is the last thing {sb} [do]

used to show how extremely determined someone is to do something

Ex: She will chase her dreams relentlessly if it's the last thing she would do, refusing to give up on her aspirations.
once and for all

in a way that finalizes and completes the matter at hand

Ex: They are determined to solve the issue once and for all during the next meeting.
stiff upper lip
stiff upper lip
[Rzeczownik]

the ability to hide one's emotions and seem calm in unpleasant or difficult situations

umiejętność ukrywania emocji, opanowanie

umiejętność ukrywania emocji, opanowanie

Ex: He plans to maintain a stiff upper lip during the upcoming difficult period .

Planuje zachować zimną krew podczas nadchodzącego trudnego okresu.

there [is] no (stopping|holding) {sb}

used to say that preventing someone from doing something is not possible because of their determination

Ex: They have set their sights on a challenging goal, and there will be no stopping their pursuit of it.
to [break] the back of {sth}

to manage to finish the most important or most difficult part of something, particularly a task

Ex: In the future, advancements in technology will help break the back of barriers to progress.
like a dog with a bone

used to refer to someone who has made their decision and is not about to let anyone or anything stop them

Ex: If she encounters obstacles, she will persist like a dog with a bone, never relinquishing her pursuit of success.
to [eat] (the|that) frog

to encourage someone to start doing the most difficult or unpleasant task, rather than avoiding or postponing it

Ex: If I have a lot on my plate, I will eat that frog to ensure I address the most important tasks first.
to [break] {one's} back

to work as hard as one can to achieve a particular result

Ex: By this time next week, they will be breaking their back to finish the renovations before the grand opening.
to [put] {one's} heart (and soul|) into {sth}

to devote much time and effort with optimism to accomplish a goal

Ex: She put her heart into her studies, resulting in top grades and academic achievements.
to [tie] up loose ends

to finish something that is left unfinished

Ex: They will tie up loose ends in the negotiation process by finalizing the contract and resolving any outstanding terms.
to [step] on the gas

to make an attempt to do something better or faster than others

Ex: If given the opportunity, they would step on the gas and seize the chance to expand their business internationally.
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