Let’s not punish students for their parents’ faults. So who’s to blame? “Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.”� Wordchecker to blame sb for sth ?? wini? kogo? za co? to punish ?? kara? a fault ?? b??d, usterka an offence ?? wykroczenie, przest?pstwo a violation ?? naruszenie a crime ?? przest?pstwo a culprit ?? winowajca, sprawca, …
a sense of humor: “…I have finally discovered what’s wrong with my brain: on the left side there is nothing right, and on the right side there is nothing left…” unknown a sense of irony: “…There is nothing more uncommon than a common sense…” – Frank Lloyd Wright – a sense of freedom: “…What worries you, masters …
Do not cross the line,son. You�re on thin ice already. And she�s as mad as a hornet. Nie przeginaj pa?y synu. Ju? st?pasz po cienkim lodzie. A ona jest w?ciek?a jak osa. to be / to walk on thin ice ?? st?pa? po cienkim lodzie to cross the line ?? przgi?? pa?? / przesadzi? as mad as a hornet ?? …
a mo?e lepiej u?y?: “Anyone can do this if she or he tries.” lub jeszcze lepiej: “Anyone can do this if they try.” M�wimy tu o u?yciu zaimka “they” i konsekwentnie “their, them, themselves” gdy odnosi si? on do zaimk�w nieokre?lonych, takich jakanyone,no one,someone, (czyli tzw. gender – neutral) lub wyst?puje po podobnych rzeczownikach (np: a person) Czyli zamiast stwierdzenia …
?The Myth😕 Earth ? orbits around the sun ?? ??The Fact: ?? The truth is that Earth an the sun as two space objects orbiting each other have their center of mass, known as the Barycenter. This point often falls within the mass of the Sun, but is often outside the surface of the sun because of the gravitational pull …
To be on the line. – to be between life and death / to be at great risk (na ostrzu no?a) Your career was on the line the other day. To be on another line – to have another phone call (rozmawia? na drugiej linii)