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"look like one has been dragged through a hedge backwards" auf Polnisch — Englisch-Polnisch Wörterbuch | Werfen Sie einen Blick auf "look like one has been dragged through a hedge backwards" auf Englisch

look as if one has been dragged through a hedge backwards
look like one has been dragged through a hedge backwards

Idiom
  1. wyglądać jak strach na wróble
    Idiome
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Weitere Redewendungen — "look like one has been dragged through a hedge backwards"

Verb mit Präposition
look through = przeglądać, przenikać wzrokiem +1 Bedeutung
look through something = przeszukiwać coś
look through somebody = nie widzieć kogoś, na kogo się patrzy
Verb
look through = patrzeć przez
Substantiv
has-been = osoba, która już nie jest popularna (jej czasy świetności minęły)
Idiom
look through such tricks = przejrzeć (coś lub kogoś), poznać się (na czymś)
Siehe auch: be dragged through a hedge backwards • look straight through somebody, look right through somebody • My bicycle has been stolen. • somebody has been had • drag somebody through the courts • look through a catalogue • Has everyone been introduced? • look like something the cat dragged in, look like something the cat brought in • look what the cat's dragged in • it's been ages, it has been ages • My flat has been broken into., My apartment has been broken into. • drag somebody's name through the mud, drag somebody's name through the mire • My car has been stolen. • My suitcase has been damaged. • alien for whom an alert has been issued • There's been an accident., There has been an accident. • look through the correspondence • My credit card has been stolen. • Daily transaction limit has been exceeded. • revoke a donation which has not yet been effected • morale has gone through the floor • Has the bus number 14 been here yet?, Has the bus number 14 departed? • somebody is not known to be something, somebody has never been known to do something • Ladies and gentlemen, we would like to inform you that there has been a fatal crash on our route. • I feel very sorry for the trouble you've been through