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Uczucia - Irritation

Poznaj angielskie idiomy związane z irytacją, w tym "mieć dość" i "kwaśny jak ocet".

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English idioms related to Feelings
to [push|press] {one's} buttons

to do something that annoys or irritates someone

Ex: She stayed calm even though they kept pushing her buttons.
at the end of {one's} rope

left with no energy or patience to deal with something

Ex: By the time the project ended, everyone was at the end of their rope.
son of a gun

used to refer to a person one is very annoyed with or hates

Ex: I 'll never trust that son of a gun again .
to [have] enough of {sb/sth}

to no longer have the tolerance to endure more of something

Ex: She's had enough of being treated unfairly at work.
(fed up|sick) to the back teeth (with|of|about) {sth}

very annoyed with a situation that has gone on for an extended period of time

Ex: After months of delays, customers are fed up to the back teeth.
(as|) sour as vinegar

used to describe someone who is very unpleasant or bad-tempered

Ex: The clerk was as sour as vinegar, so I left without buying anything.
to [get] in {one's} hair

to persistently annoy someone by doing something or by simply being around them

Ex: The reporters got in the actor's hair everywhere he went.
to [get|be] in {one's} face

to annoy someone by behaving in a very aggressive or direct manner

Ex: She gets in your face whenever she thinks you're ignoring her.
to [get] up {one's} [nose]

to annoy someone so much that they run out of patience

Ex: I tried to ignore him, but his smug comments kept getting up my nose.
to [drive] {sb} to distraction

to constantly annoy someone and ruin their concentration

Ex: Please stop humming; you're driving me to distraction.
to [be] on {one's} back

to force someone do something that is against their will or by putting a lot of pressure on them

Ex: She felt everyone was on her back to accept the offer.
to [breathe] down {one's} neck

to closely watch someone and everything they do, particularly in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable

Ex: I make more mistakes when someone is breathing down my neck.
on {one's} [heels]

closely following or pursuing someone or something, often in a persistent or bothersome manner

Ex: She walked faster, but the stranger remained on her heels.
to [lose|blow] {one's} cool

to become suddenly very angry, often to the point of shouting or behaving in an aggressive manner

Ex: The teacher rarely loses her cool, but today the class pushed her too far.
at  {one's} wit's end

in a state where a person is so confused or frustrated that they are unable to decide what to do anymore

Ex: He was at his wit's end with the noisy neighbors next door.
to lose {one's} shit

to suddenly become very angry so that one completely loses control over one's thoughts and actions

Ex: The manager lost his shit and started shouting at everyone.
son of a bitch

a thoroughly mean, despicable, or disagreeable person

skurwiel, drań

skurwiel, drań

Ex: Everyone knew he was a son of a bitch, but nobody dared to say it.

Wszyscy wiedzieli, że to skurwiel, ale nikt nie odważył się tego powiedzieć.

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