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get off
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[ get ɔf ]
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убирайтесь; слезать с; убрать
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get out
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[ get aut ]
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выходить уходить
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by heart
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[ bai hɑ:t ]
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наизусть. exactly and from memory (You know the telephone number by heart, don't you?)
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by the time
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[ bai ði: taim ]
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к тому времени
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take it easy
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[ teik it 'i:zi ]
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не унывай; отнесись к этому проще; не волнуйся
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by any chance
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[ bai 'eni ʧɑ:ns ]
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By any chance means the same as "Is there any possibility?".A phrase commonly used when there is doubt
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for a change
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[ fɔ: ə ʧeinʤ ]
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as something different; как-то по другому
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not sleep a wink
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[ nɔt sli:p ə wɪŋk ]
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to not sleep at all (I was so excited last night - I didn't sleep a wink. I didn't get a wink of sleep on the plane.)
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see eye to eye
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[ si: ai tu: ai ]
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to agree about someone or something with someone else( I'm glad we see eye to eye about Todd with Mary)
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hit back
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[ hit bæk ]
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давать сдачи; ответный удар
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stick around
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[ stik ə'raund ]
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[for a person] to remain in a place. The kids stuck around for a time after the party was over. Please stick around for a while
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LET SOMEONE DOWN
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[ let 'sʌmwʌn daun ]
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to fail someone or something; to disappoint someone or a group. (Please don't let me down. I am depending on you.)
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out of breath
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[ aut əv breθ ]
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задыхаться
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CHEW THE FAT
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[ ʧu: ðe fæt ]
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to chat or gossip
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horse around
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[ hɔ:s ə'raund ]
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валять дурака
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shoot the bull
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[ ʃu:t ðe bul ]
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to chat and gossip
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pain in the ass
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[ pein in ðe æs ]
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заноза в заднице
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chew the rag
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[ ʧu: ðe ræg ]
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to have a long friendly conversation with someone
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break neck
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[ breik nek ]
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to work very hard to accomplish something
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have all one's marbles
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[ hæv ɔ:l ɔne'z 'mɑ:blz ]
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to have all one's mental faculties; (She doesn't have all her marbles - У нее были не все дома или она сумасшедшая)
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not give a damn
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[ nɔt giv ə dæm ]
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to not be interested in or worried about something or someone
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going on
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[ 'gəuiŋ ɔn ]
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происходит
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In your heart of hearts
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[ in jɔ: hɑ:t əv hɑ:ts ]
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в глубине души (Do you believe in your heart of hearts that things will get better?)
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take a leak
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[ teik ə li:k ]
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отлить
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sift through something
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[ sift θru: 'sʌmθiŋ ]
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to examine all parts of something. from The Lord of The Rings (Gandalf rushes to a library to sift through ancient scrolls. )
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lousy with the rocks
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[ 'lauzi wið ðe rɔks ]
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wearing a lot of jewelery (I saw all her rings i could tell that she was really lousy with the rocks.)
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glued to your seat
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[ glu:d tu: jɔ: si:t ]
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To be extremely interested in something; to be so involved with something that you cannot move.(застыть на месте)
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give somebody a buzz
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[ giv 'sʌmbədi ə bʌz ]
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to telephone someone
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give someone the eye
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[ giv 'sʌmwʌn ðe ai ]
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to look at someone in a way that communicates romantic interest.( Ann gave John the eye. It really surprised him.)
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(strictly) from hunger
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[ (striktlaɪ) frɔm 'hʌŋgə ]
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very mediocre; acceptable only when nothing else is available. The singer was strictly from hunger.
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twist someone's arm
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[ twist sɔmeɔne'z ɑ:m ]
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принуждать;давить ( Do I have to twist your arm or will you cooperate?)
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toss one's cookies
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[ tɔs ɔne'z 'kukiz ]
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стошнить; рвать
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get a word in edgewise
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[ get ə wə:d in edʒewɪs ]
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to find an opportunity to say something( Harold talked so much that nobody else could get a word in edgewise.)
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give somebody a hand
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[ giv 'sʌmbədi ə hænd ]
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to help someone do something especially something that involves physical effort
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can't stand someone or something
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[ kan't stænd 'sʌmwʌn ɔ: 'sʌmθiŋ ]
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unable to tolerate someone or something ( Nobody can stand Tom when he smokes a cigar.)
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give you the creeps
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[ giv ju: ðe kri:ps ]
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мурашки по коже. to make you feel frightened or nervous ()
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out of a clear (blue) sky
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[ aut əv ə kliə (blue) skai ]
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ни с того ни с сего it happens suddenly and you are not expecting it
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hit the ceiling/roof
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[ hit ðe 'si:liŋ / ru:f ]
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to become very angry and start shouting ( she hit the ceiling when I said that.)
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