Slang brytyjski

a slap in the face
to eke out a living
corkscrew curls
career burn-out
to be in a rut
to take the veil
backroom boys
to have one's bread buttered on both sides
not one's cup of tea
to be nuts about someone
breakfast television
to pull your finger out
to badger someone
skinny-dipping
as good as gold
a toe-rag
to be as deaf as a door-post
hit-and-run
to feel out of it
woe betide you
mental
to wipe the smile off someone's face
two-timing
to talk the hind leg off a donkey
it's curtains for
a slanging match
to run amok
a fair whack
to whistle for it
kiss and tell
to put a sock in it
in the know
to fall foul of the law
keep your hair on/don't lose your hair over it
to try one's hand
a dab hand
to scratch one's head
as snug as a bug (in a rug)
there's no love lost between them
to give someone the benefit of the doubt
not a cat in hell's chance
to go to the dogs
it isn't a bed of roses
an Indian summer
to name the day
the jewel in the crown
not worth the paper something is written on
willy-nilly
to leave a lot to be desired
to catch/tickle one's fancy
a laughing-stock
to be someone's pride and joy
the law is an ass
kiss and tell
to put a sock in it
in the know
to fall foul of the law
keep your hair on/don't lose your hair over it
to give someone the creeps
like talking to a brick wall
to hate someone's guts
not half (Cockney)
to turn the stomach
to turn the stomach
to turn the stomach
no pain, no gain
not/never in a million years
in one fell swoop
to get a first
warts and all
to tighten the belt/to pull in one's belt
skin/voice like sandpaper
what's eating you?
the world at large
to have the run of the house
hands off
a slap on the wrist
all the rage
as slippery as an eel
to be in a pickle
to pepper someone with questions
to pass the buck
one's Sunday best
to be in stitches
to be/walk on a knife-edge
to work on a shoe string
to pull the wool over someone's eyes
to pull the wool over someone's eyes
left, right and centre
at the top of the tree
a laughing-stock
to rake in the money
a bullet train
to have a shot
an accent you could cut with a knife
to have a memory like a sieve
to have a dirty tongue
like looking for a needle in a haystack
to get one's teeth into
to blow the cobwebs away

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