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Wynik i Wpływ - Następstwa

Poznaj angielskie przysłowia opisujące następstwa, w tym „przestępczość nie popłaca” i „jeśli igrasz z ogniem, poparzysz się”.

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crime does not pay

used to emphasize that engaging in illegal or unethical behavior may provide temporary benefits or rewards, but the negative consequences will always outweigh the gains

[Zdanie]
curses, like chickens, come home to roost

used to suggest that the negative energy or harm one puts out into the world can return to them in some form

przekleństwa, jak kurczaki, wracają do domu na grzędę

przekleństwa, jak kurczaki, wracają do domu na grzędę

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[Zdanie]
he that sings on Friday shall weep on Sunday

used as a cautionary reminder that indulging in temporary pleasures or carefree behaviors may lead to future consequences or regret

[Zdanie]
karma is a bitch

used to imply that bad actions or behavior will eventually have negative consequences for the person who performs them

karma to suka

karma to suka

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[Zdanie]
reckless youth makes rueful age

used to highlight the idea that irresponsible or thoughtless behavior in youth can lead to regret and negative outcomes later in life

lekkomyślna młodość czyni wiek żałosny

lekkomyślna młodość czyni wiek żałosny

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[Zdanie]
he who lives by the sword, dies by the sword

used to suggest that those who use violence or aggression to solve problems or achieve their objectives, are likely to experience similar responses from others, leading to their downfall

[Zdanie]
if you play with fire, you get burned

used to emphasize that if one engages in risky or dangerous behavior, one is likely to experience negative consequences

[Zdanie]
he that would go to sea for pleasure, would go to hell for a pastime

used to imply that indulging in dangerous or risky activities for mere pleasure can lead to severe consequences

[Zdanie]
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