🥊 Street expressions (17)

😡 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 · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: Did you fall out of an oak tree? “Did you fall out of an oak tree?” Ти що, з дуба впав? What it actually means → 🥊 Street expressions · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: For him the sea is knee-deep. “For him the sea is knee-deep.” Йому море по коліна. 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 · cultural Illustration of the literal translation: To give a pumpkin. “To give a pumpkin.” Дати гарбуза. 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 · cultural Illustration of the literal translation: To beat baydyky. “To beat baydyky.” Бити байдики. What it actually means → 🔥 Things Ukrainians say · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: May I live like that! “May I live like that!” Щоб я так жив! What it actually means → 🔥 Things Ukrainians say · intermediate Illustration of the literal translation: To hang noodles on someone's ears. “To hang noodles on someone's ears.” Вішати локшину на вуха. 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 → 🥊 Street expressions · cultural Illustration of the literal translation: He jumped out like Pylyp out of the hemp. “He jumped out like Pylyp out of the hemp.” Вискочив, як Пилип з конопель. 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 → 💼 Work · advanced Illustration of the literal translation: Blood from the nose, but it must be done. “Blood from the nose, but it must be done.” Кров з носа, а треба. What it actually means →