leo malett

When it's well past your bedtime, but still you're wide awake.

How would you call a person who's aim's so bad that they miss almost all their shots?

It's when you suddenly (or something makes you) change your mind just at the right moment to not make a mistake that you would regret about for the rest of your life.

Example: Apparently, the magic of love seemed to have clouded his mind, and by all signs, it looked like his bachelor life was about to be over and the marriage seemed inevitable, but at the last moment he [???], gathered what remained of his will into a fist, and fled to Moscow.

A short answer to questions like these: "How do I get a perfect abs in one week?" or "How to learn English in two days?" or "How to get to the moon using a hot air balloon?" I know there's a longer version: "No way you can do that." But is there a short one-word reply similar to Russian "никак"?

How common is it to use the verbs "to fancy" and "to care" in the sence of "to want"? As in "Fancy a cup of tea?" or "Would you care to walk for a while?" And what are the closest translation?

Как сказать по-английски "отвык делать что-либо"? То есть делал что-то раньше, но перестал. Example: I used to have a car back when I was young, but then I got my driver license revoked, and then I just started using taxi. So I almost forgot how to drive.

Как сказать про человека, который уткнулся в телефоне и ничего не замечает вокруг?

Если человек долго не берет трубку или если занято

Типа "так говорят?" или "я правильно сказал?"