😡 Anger (33)

😡 Anger · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: The woman is off the cart — the mare has it easier. “The woman is off the cart — the mare has it easier.” Баба з возу — кобилі легше. What it actually means → 🐴 Animals · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Like milk from a male goat. “Like milk from a male goat.” Як з козла молока. What it actually means → 💼 Work · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: They let the goat into the vegetable garden. “They let the goat into the vegetable garden.” Пустили козла в город. What it actually means → 🧠 Wisdom · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: An empty barrel rumbles louder. “An empty barrel rumbles louder.” Порожня бочка гучніше гримить. What it actually means → 👨‍👩‍👧 Family · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: In a family there is always a freak. “In a family there is always a freak.” У сім'ї не без виродка. What it actually means → 💼 Work · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: You cooked the porridge — now slurp it yourself. “You cooked the porridge — now slurp it yourself.” Заварив кашу — сам і розсьорбуй. What it actually means → 💼 Work · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: As long as there's a neck, a yoke will be found for it. “As long as there's a neck, a yoke will be found for it.” Аби шия була, а ярмо знайдеться. What it actually means → 💼 Work · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: The one who pulls the cart is the one who gets whipped. “The one who pulls the cart is the one who gets whipped.” Хто везе, того й поганяють. What it actually means → 🐴 Animals · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: A pig will find mud anywhere. “A pig will find mud anywhere.” Свиня скрізь болото знайде. What it actually means → 🐴 Animals · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: They're shoeing the horse, and the frog sticks out its paw too. “They're shoeing the horse, and the frog sticks out its paw too.” Коня кують, а жаба лапу підставляє. What it actually means → 🍺 Everyday life · cultural Illustration of the literal translation: Money for the fish again. “Money for the fish again.” Знову за рибу гроші. What it actually means → 🍺 Everyday life · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: He has seven Fridays in a week. “He has seven Fridays in a week.” У нього сім п'ятниць на тиждень. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Whichever cow might moo, yours should stay silent. “Whichever cow might moo, yours should stay silent.” Чия б корова мукала, а твоя б мовчала. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · cultural Illustration of the literal translation: There's elderberry in the garden, and an uncle in Kyiv. “There's elderberry in the garden, and an uncle in Kyiv.” На городі бузина, а в Києві дядько. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Don't stick your nose into someone else's millet. “Don't stick your nose into someone else's millet.” Не сунь носа до чужого проса. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · beginner Illustration of the literal translation: Keep your tongue behind your teeth. “Keep your tongue behind your teeth.” Тримай язик за зубами. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: From a big cloud, a small rain. “From a big cloud, a small rain.” З великої хмари малий дощ. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: As if he broke off his chain. “As if he broke off his chain.” Наче з ланцюга зірвався. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Don't fog up my head. “Don't fog up my head.” Не мороч мені голову. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · cultural Illustration of the literal translation: May a fit take you! “May a fit take you!” Хай тобі грець! What it actually means → 😡 Anger · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Go under three devils! “Go under three devils!” Іди під три чорти! What it actually means → 🥊 Street expressions · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: You could sharpen a stake on his head. “You could sharpen a stake on his head.” Хоч кіл на голові теши. What it actually means → 🥊 Street expressions · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: To show someone where the crayfish spend the winter. “To show someone where the crayfish spend the winter.” Показати, де раки зимують. What it actually means → 🥊 Street expressions · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: To lead someone out onto clean water. “To lead someone out onto clean water.” Вивести на чисту воду. What it actually means → 🍺 Everyday life · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: The old woman remembered how she was a girl. “The old woman remembered how she was a girl.” Згадала баба, як дівкою була. What it actually means → 💼 Work · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Eggs do not teach the hen. “Eggs do not teach the hen.” Яйця курку не вчать. What it actually means → 🧠 Wisdom · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: A fool grows rich by thinking. “A fool grows rich by thinking.” Дурень багатіє думкою. What it actually means → 🥊 Street expressions · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: The frog fucked the viper. “The frog f***ed the viper.” 🔞 Їбала жаба гадюку. What it actually means → 🥊 Street expressions · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: I am not a dick from the mountain to you. “I am not a d*** from the mountain to you.” 🔞 Я тобі не хуй з гори. What it actually means → 😡 Anger · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: May your road be a tablecloth. “May your road be a tablecloth.” Скатертиною дорога. What it actually means → 🍺 Everyday life · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: The hole from the bagel. “The hole from the bagel.” Дірка від бублика. What it actually means → 🍺 Everyday life · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: Like poultices for a dead man. “Like poultices for a dead man.” Як мертвому припарки. What it actually means → 👨‍👩‍👧 Family · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: Whoever laid it, the daughter-in-law is guilty. “Whoever laid it, the daughter-in-law is guilty.” Хто б не наклав, а невістка винна. What it actually means →