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Literally it means: To get cold feet Explanation: To regret something you have done or are about to do. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your first trial lesson!
Literally it means: To get cold feet Explanation: To regret something you have done or are about to do. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your first trial lesson!
Literally it means: To fill your mouth with too much Explanation: When you get involved in something more comprehensive than you can handle. E.g. if you take on a job, and don't have the necessary qualifications, or you agree to run a full marathon, even though you are not fit at all. Want to learn [...]
Literally it means: To shoot sparrows with cannons Explanation: When you use excessive ressouces to cover a very limited need - like using a truck to transport a bucket, buying a house with 10 bedrooms if you are only one person etc. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your [...]
Literally it means: To have a selective memory Explanation: When a person chooses to "forget" stuff, like things that are not so fun (washing up, doing homework etc.) Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your first trial lesson!
Literally it means: To lean on or hang onto the brake Explanation: Can be said about a person who talks more than he acts, never seems to get the things done. Also used if you just have an off-day, where you lack energi maybe because of headache or the like. Want to learn Danish? Meet [...]
Literally it means: A blind passenger Explanation: Here it is not the passenger that is blind, but the personnel on e.g. a ship or a train, that doesn't see the passenger. In other words the passenger is hiding himself in order to avoid paying for the trip. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or [...]
Literally it means: A feather can evolve to five hens Explanation: When a rumor goes from mouth to mouth it often evolves and the story gets worse and worse. Based on a fairytale by the famous, Danish writer H.C. Andersen, "Det er ganske vist!" Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and [...]
Literally it means: A storm in a glass of water Explanation: When making a big fuzz out of a minor detail. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your first trial lesson!
Literally it means: He is a sponge Explanation: Rather evil slang expression used to describe a person that has a tendency to drink a lot of alcohol. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your first trial lesson!
Literally it means: To loose the face Explanation: To loose the respect other people have for you. Want to learn Danish? Meet your Danish teacher Or click here and book your first trial lesson!