random
word of the day: to
HAVE A FIELD DAY
POL:
świetnie się bawić, zwłaszcza kosztem innej osoby
ENG:
to take advantage of an opportunity to do something you enjoy doing, especially
criticising others
(1)
If there's one thing in this world that I love, it's a good Photoshop battle.
There's something magical about being able to see how other people's brains
work in a tactile way, whether it's
super glorious or super messed up. When this picture was posted,
Reddit users had an absolute field day. Here
are some of the best edits!
TACTILE:
namacalny (one that can be touched)
GLORIOUS:
wspaniały, cudowny (beautiful, great)
MESSED
UP – chory, szalony (sick, crazy)
(2)
The Internet Is Having a Field Day With Tom
Brady's Atrocious Courtroom Sketch. Naturally,
the collective internet basically
ignored the court proceedings and
turned Brady's ridiculous courtroom
portrait into an instant meme.
ATROCIOUS
– potworny (especially ugly)
a
COURTROOM SKETCH – szkic z sali rozpraw (an artistic depiction of the
proceedings in a court of law)
COLLECTIVE
– zbiorowy, działający wspólnie (working together)
COURT
PROCEEDINGS – postępowanie sądowe (action taken in a court to settle a dispute)
RIDICULOUS
– absurdalny, idiotyczny (absurd, idiotic)
(3)
The press are going to have a field day when
they get hold of this.
to
GET HOLD OF SOMETHING – dostać coś w swoje ręce (to obtain, to find something)
(4)
ANA: I was having such a nice dream.
CHRISTIAN:
Dream about what?
ANA:
You.
CHRISTIAN:
What was I doing this time?
ANA:
Trying to feed me strawberries.
CHRISTIAN:
Dr. Flynn could have a field day with that.
(5)
I'm sure my therapist could have a field day with
this, but one of my favorite things about being a teacher is the power I
have as the authority figure in the
room.
an
AUTHORITY FIGURE – osoba ciesząca się autorytetem (a person who inspires or
demands obedience and emulation: Parents, teachers, and police officers are
traditional authority figures for children)
