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Wpływ i Zaangażowanie - Powód, Dla Którego

Poznaj angielskie idiomy dotyczące powodu, dlaczego z przykładami takimi jak "dla samego tego" i "pave the way for".

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English idioms related to Influence & Involvement
one thing [lead] to another

used when one wants to explain how a series of events made something happen without giving away many details

Ex: Once we secure our first client, one thing will lead to another, and we'll expand our business into new markets.
to [open] the floodgates

(of an action or decision) to allow for many possibilities, particularly those that were previously unavailable

Ex: The announcement of a scholarship program for underprivileged students will open the floodgates of educational opportunities for many young individuals.
to [pave] the way (for|to) {sth}

to create a situation in which it is easier for one to do something or for something to happen

Ex: Investing in a good education can pave the way for a successful career and financial stability.
to [be] at the bottom of {sth}

to be the direct cause of something, particularly something unpleasant

Ex: A misunderstanding between the two friends was at the bottom of their recent falling out.
to [be] down to {sb/sth}

to be heavily dependent on someone or something

Ex: The decision to expand the business was down to the company's growth and opportunities in the market.
for the sake of it

with no particular or apparent reason

Ex: They had a spontaneous picnic in the backyard for the sake of it, making the most of their time together.
to [put] {one's} finger on {sth}

to figure out why things are the way they are and be able to identify the reason

Ex: After hours of searching for the missing document, she finally put her finger on it hidden under a stack of papers.
where the shoe [pinch]

used to refer to where the all the trouble comes from or where things get difficult

Ex: During the therapy session, he described his emotional struggles and revealed where the shoe pinches in his personal life.
the finger of (suspesion|blame)

the strong belief of someone being responsible for or guilty of something

Ex: The authorities were quick to place the finger of blame on the rival gang, but they needed more information to confirm their involvement.
a chicken and egg situation

a situation in which one finds it impossible to determine which one of two things is responsible for the occurrence of another or existed before the other one did

Ex: When discussing climate change and its impact on wildlife, it's often a chicken and egg situation to establish which came first.
to [point] the finger at {sb}

to blame someone or hold them accountable for something bad that has happened

Ex: The media often points the finger at celebrities for societal issues, even when they may not be directly responsible.
to [set] the stage for {sth}

to do something that makes it possible or easier for something else to occur

Ex: The groundbreaking research in this field is setting the stage for future scientific discoveries.
to [sow|plant] the seeds of {sth}

to cause the development of a particular idea or feeling

Ex: The passionate debate among the scientists sowed the seeds of a revolutionary breakthrough in the field of technology.
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