ENGLISH LEADERSHIP IDIOMS

Which world leaders are currently „calling the shots” in global politics, and how do their decisions impact international relations?

Do you think some governments today „rule with an iron fist” more than others? How does this leadership style affect citizens and global diplomacy?

With new political shifts happening worldwide, who do you think is „taking the helm” in shaping the future of global policies, and what challenges do they face?

Learn what these idioms mean and some more below:

LEAD THE CHARGE

Przewodzić atakowi / Przejąć inicjatywę

To take initiative and be the first to act, often with enthusiasm

Example: The manager led the charge in implementing new sustainability practices in the company.

CALL THE SHOTS

Dyktować warunki / Podejmować decyzje

To have complete control and make all the important decisions

Example: In this project, Sarah is the one calling the shots, so we should follow her plan.

RULE WITH AN IRON FIST

Rządzić twardą ręką

To govern in a strict, authoritarian, or harsh manner

Example: The dictator ruled with an iron fist, suppressing any opposition.

SET THE BAR HIGH

Ustawić poprzeczkę wysoko

To establish high standards or expectations

Example: The new CEO has set the bar high for innovation and customer service.

TAKE THE HELM

Przejąć stery

To take control or be in charge of a group or organization

Example: When the previous director retired, John took the helm and led the company to success.

AT THE HELM

U steru / Na czele

In a position of leadership or control

Example: With an experienced leader at the helm, the company has grown significantly.

SHOW THE WAY

Wskazywać drogę / Dać przykład

To lead by example or provide guidance

Example: A good leader doesn’t just give orders but shows the way through their own actions.

TAKE THE LEAD

Przejąć prowadzenie / Przewodzić

To assume control or responsibility for a task or situation

Example: During the crisis, she took the lead and organized the team efficiently.

PULL THE STRINGS

Pociągać za sznurki

To have control or influence over a situation or people

Example: He may seem quiet, but he’s the one pulling the strings behind the scenes.

HOLD THE REINS

Trzymać wodze / Mieć kontrolę

To be in charge and direct the course of action

Example: After the founder stepped down, his daughter held the reins of the company and expanded it globally.

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