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Opisywanie Cech - Comparison

Poznaj angielskie idiomy dotyczące porównań, w tym „weź przykład z” i „w tej samej lidze”.

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English Idioms used to Describe Qualities
a cut above

much better than others of the same type

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head and shoulders above somebody or something

used to describe someone or something that is far superior when compared to others of the same type

[Fraza]
a fine line

a delicate distinction between two things, particularly two apparently similar situations or concepts

[Fraza]
apples to apples

a situation in which things are being evaluated or considered in a fair manner

[Fraza]
to be cut from the same cloth

to possses qualities that are very similar to those of someone or something else's

[Fraza]
in the shadow of somebody

used to convey that someone is receiving much less credit or attention compared to a person more popular or skillful

[Fraza]
to follow in one's footsteps

to try to do the exact same things as others did before one

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to follow suit

to behave in the same manner as someone else

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to take a leaf out of one's book

to do something or to behave in a manner that is almost identical to that of someone else's

[Fraza]
to take a cue from somebody or something

to take notice of someone else's action or behavior in an attempt to reach the same success

[Fraza]
to be half the man (that) somebody is

to be much less powerful, successful, or capable when compared to someone else

[Fraza]
not a patch on somebody or something

(of a person or thing) greatly inferior to another person or thing

[Fraza]
in the same league

used to refer to two individuals or entities that have the same qualities or having acquired the same achievements

[Fraza]
out of one's league

used to suggest that that someone is not on the same level or does not possess the same social standing, attractiveness, or qualifications as another person

[Fraza]
to run circles around somebody or something

(of a person or thing) to be much faster, better, or more successful compared to someone or something else

[Fraza]
pound for pound

used to compare two things based on their qualities or abilities, without considering their size or scale

[Fraza]
light years away

a vast difference between two things, often indicating that they are significantly distant or dissimilar in terms of progress, quality, or understanding

[Fraza]
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