Английские фразы
- “Elephant in the room” is a common English idiom that refers to a big problem that several people are aware of, but are avoiding talking about or addressing...
- A literal elephant in a room, attending a Sydney tea party in 1939. The metaphorical elephant in the room represents an obvious problem or difficult situation that people...
- The popular phrase doesn't mean, of course, that there's an actual an elephant in the room, which would be quite something.
- Bu dersimizde toplantılarda, sunumlarda veya bir sorunla ilgili çözüm aranırken kullanılabilen “the elephant in the room” ifadesinin anlamına bakacağız.
- The idiomatic expression “the elephant in the room” means an issue that needs to be addressed, but it is being ignored or not acknowledged.
- ...ve terimleri çevir ve farklı aksanlarda sesli dinleme. elephant in the room görmezden gelinen aşikar gerçek let's address the elephant in the room ne demek.
- We all sat sipping our tea quietly, no one wanting to bring up the elephant in the room about Joel's expulsion from college.
- Bet it was like an elephant in the room for the host of the show. Excessive use of pesticides in agriculture is the health minister’s elephant in the room.
- The exact origin of the phrase is unknown, but the first recorded use of the phrase “the elephant in the room” was in a 1814 fable by Ivan Krylov.
- The degeneration of parental responsibility in this country is the elephant in the room , but no one in Washington wants to address it.
