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121 have a film over one's eyes
плохо различать, неясно видетьI feel as if I've got a film over my eyes. — Я почти ничего не вижу.
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122 have a foot on the loud pedal
раскричаться, поднять шумHark! She's worth listening to when She's got her foot on the loud pedal. You'll hear her call him some names in a minute or two. (DEI) — Только послушайте! А послушать стоит, когда она разойдется. Сейчас начнет обзывать его!
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123 have a head on one's shoulders
(have (got) a (good) head on one's shoulders (тж. with a head on one's shoulders))иметь голову на плечах; быть смышлёным, сообразительнымWilfred: "Good-looking girl that. Nice too. And she's got a head on her shoulders." (W. S. Maugham, ‘For Services Rendered’, act 1) — Уилфрид: "Какая милая девушка. Хорошенькая и к тому же неглупая."
Of course, she knew Tom had a good head on his shoulders. None of her boys were fools, if it came to that. (K. S. Prichard, ‘Golden Miles’, ch. 4) — Разумеется, у Тома хорошая голова - ей ли этого не знать. Ни один из ее мальчиков не дурак, если на то пошло.
Dick wanted a smart lad, a likely, honest lad with a head on his shoulders... (A. J. Cronin, ‘The Stars Look Down’, book I, ch. XIX) — Дик искал ловкого парня, честного и с головой...
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124 have a maggot in one's brain
быть человеком с причудами, иметь странные понятияHe's got a maggot in his brain on everything connected with art. (DEI) — Он имеет самое странное понятие обо всем, что связано с искусством.
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125 have an eye for smb.
(have (got) an eye for smb. (или smth.))быть знатоком, любителем, ценителем кого-л. (или чего-л.), понимать толк в ком-л. (или в чём-л.)He liked good company and good liquor, and had an eye for women. (W. Du Bois, ‘The Ordeal of Mansart’, ch. XIV) — Джон любил выпить в хорошей компании и не прочь был приволокнуться за женщинами.
...I might be a painter too. I've got an eye for colours. (A. Wilson, ‘A Bit off the Map and Other Stories’, ‘A Bit off the Map’) —...я мог бы стать художником. Ведь в красках я знаю толк.
He has an eye for a map. — Он умеет пользоваться картой.
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126 have an eye in one's head
иметь зоркий, намётанный глаз, обладать наблюдательностьюNot much escapes her. She's got an eye in her head. — Она человек наблюдательный. От ее глаз ничто не укроется.
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127 have eyes like a hawk
иметь острое зрение, быть очень наблюдательнымThere's not much that John doesn't see; he's got eyes like a hawk. (ECI) — Немногое проходит мимо Джона, он человек очень наблюдательный.
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128 have long ears
They've got long ears, some of these chaps, and they're not so silly as they look. (J. B. Priestley, ‘Faraway’, ch. III) — Кое-кто любит подслушивать чужие разговоры. Эти люди не так глупы, как может показаться.
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