see sensethink or act sensibly EU sees sense on eCommerce. Google Corporations see sense in big donations to NAACP By Steve Miller THE WASHINGTON TIMES. Google made to see sense. Google |
sharpen one´s brain/witsbecome more mentally alert, able, inventive or cunning A silent person reserves all this energy and utilises it for a better purpose, be Adversity merely serves to sharpen his Petruchio is the kind of man who would want a mate with similar qualities |
shed a great deal of lightobjasnit (něco) The Codex Madrid shed a great deal of light on Leonardo's fascination Probability and statistics can shed a great deal of light They shed a great deal of light on the subject of immigration as well as New |
slip sb´s mindif sth slips your mind, you forget about it This just slipped my mind, but it's back now.... Call it a senior moment, I forgot to phone you last night. I'm sorry. It slipped my mind. google I forgot to phone you last night. I'm sorry. It slipped my mind. Gogle |
so to speak/sayto speak figuratively "Catching" up, so to speak. google March came in like a lamb, so to speak, but we hope that the end of Part of every misery is, so to speak, the misery's shadow or reflection: the fact that you don't merely suffer but have to keep on thinking about the fact that you suffer. I not only live each endless day in grief, but live each day thinking about living each day in grief." |
spaek/talk the same languageshare a way of expressing oneself There is a saying that mystics Do Muslims and Christians speak the same language? Google The challenge facing many smaller entrepreneurs and real |
spare the rod and spoil the childa child has to be (physically) punished when necessary so that he may learn to behave properly Never let it be said The saying ‘spare the rod and spoil the child’ is a salutary reminder Spare the rod and spoil the child, I used to hear. google |
speak one´s mindsay exactly what one thinks Bill Moyers Speaks his Horowitz deserves to speak his mind, and student objections are unreasonable. Google Have you ever wondered how frightening it |
standardized examsjednotné zkoušky He also plans to cut the number of days HISD students spend taking tests by eliminating some standardized exams. (INTERNET-EN) In a 1994 study , Ronald Ehrenberg and Dominic Brewer found that students score higher on standardized exams if their teachers attended more selective undergraduate institutions. (INTERNET-EN) But , as a rule , better standardized exam results are more likely to go hand-in-hand with a shallow approach to learning than with deep understanding. (INTERNET-EN) |
strong language/wordsfree or excessive use of swear-words Strong language is a subject of deep concern to many people and is one But this is a case when strong words are absolutely Pope and American Bishops Have Strong Words for Pro-Abortion Politicians. |
study humanitiesstudovat humanitní vědy Therefore there has never been a better time to study humanities. (Google) The Language and Culture track is designed for students who wish to study humanities and art, as well as Italian language. (Google) So instead of spending so much time to study humanities, it´s better to study English and then choose to study humanities abroad. (Google) |
suit/fit one´s bookbe convenient for one´s purpouses Labor in power never did suit his book. Google The Deputy's past efforts to try to keep the He almost looked, with his quick imagination as if he already did, though |
swallow the dictionaryuse uncommon and esp. long words You need to swallow the dictionary of short It isn't necessary to swallow the dictionary, If they say a story is the three act trick, begining middle and end; and say has the Cinderella structure, how do other writers convey a story without going into clique ridden wording and swallow the dictionary. Google |
take thoughtthink, concentrate one´s attention on sth specific "Take thought in translating ‘tongues’." Take thought of them; that good may come to them take thought. google You either accept it, or take thought about |
talk poshhave or affect the type of speech that is used the upper class So a posh restaurant, hotel, car etc is expensive and looks as if it’s used or owned by rich people; while to “talk posh” is to talk in an upper class manner. Google "They make fun of me because of the way I talk. They say I 'talk posh'.". Then she did start to cry. google We don't talk posh that's only the Royal family (we don't talk to them anyway). google |