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1 ему недостаёт мужества
General subject: he is deficient in courage, he is lacking in courageУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ему недостаёт мужества
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2 хватать
I несовер. - хватать; совер. - схватить(кого-л./что-л. за что-л.)snatch, catch hold (of), grasp; grab; snap (at) (зубами)хватать кого-л. за руку — to seize/grasp smb. by the hand
II несовер. - хватать; совер. - хватитьхватать что-л. на лету — to be very quick at smth.
безл.;suffice, be sufficient/enough; last outэтого хватит — this will be sufficient/enough
у него хватило мужества (делать что-л.) — he had the courage (to do smth.)
ему хватило времени (делать что-л.) — he had (the) time enough
мне хватит — that's enough for me, that will do for me
не хватать ( недоставать) — to fall short (of), to be deficient/lacking, to be in short supply
не хватает времени (для кого-л./чего-л.; делать что-л.) — there isn't enough time (for smth.; to do smth.)
ему пороха не хватает — he lacks the energy; he has not got it in him, he is not up to it
••хватит! (довольно!) — that will do!; enough of that!, enough! (перестаньте!)
этого еще не хватало разг. — that's a bit too thick, that's the limit, that would be the last straw
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