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1 think of
phr.v. 1. мисли на (sb/sth некого/нешто); зема во обsир (sb/sth некого/нешто): There are so many things to think of when buying a new house Има толку многу работи на кои треба да се мисли кога се купува нова куќа2. смислува, измислува, пронаоѓа (решение/име): He has just thought of a clever solution Тукушто изнајде мудро решение; Have you thought of a name for the baby yet? Дали имате смислено/најдено име за бебето?;3. се сеќава: I can't think of her name at the moment Во моментов не можам да се сетам на нејзиното име4. think of А as В (за некого) А претставува Б: I think of this place as my home 3a мене ова место претставува дом5. think of doing sth мисли/намерава да (на)прави нешто: I'm thinking of moving to Europe Размислувам да се преселам во Европа; I'd never think of marrying her Никогаш не би помислил да се оженам со неа.; 6. помислува на (sth нешто): Just think of the expenses! Помисли само на трошоците!; 7. what do you think of... ? Што мислиш за... ?
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have things in hand — See have it in hand … English idioms
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have\ two\ strikes\ on\ one — • have two strikes against one • have two strikes on one v. phr. informal To have things working against you; be hindered in several ways; be in a difficult situation; be unlikely to succeed. Children from the poorest parts of a city often have… … Словарь американских идиом
have the bread buttered on both sides — have the best of both worlds, have things both ways, exploit all of the possibilities … English contemporary dictionary
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