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121 have a crush on
have/ get a crush on sb [hæv, hëv/get ë krash on ] më bie në kokë për dikë. 3. shtypje, shtrydhje. 4. lëng frutash -
122 get smb. on the hip
(get (have, take или уст. catch) smb. on (или upon) the hip)держать кого-л. в руках, быть хозяином положения, иметь кого-л. в своей власти [этим. спорт. (борьба); первонач. вариант catch smb. upon the hip популяризирован Шекспиром; см. цитату]Shylock: "...If I can catch him once upon the hip. I will feed fat the ancient grudge I bear him. " (W. Shakespeare, ‘The Merchant of Venice’, act I, sc. 3) — Шейлок: "...Пусть мне хоть раз один Ему бока пощупать доведется - Уж ненависть старинную свою я утолю. " (перевод П. Вейнберга)
If Voltaire struck now, he would have his enemy on the hip. (L. Strachey, ‘Biographical Essays’, ‘Voltaire and Frederick the Great’) — Если бы Вольтер нанес удар в эту минуту, враг был бы в его власти.
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123 get the heels of smb.
(get (или have) the heels of smb. (тж. show one's heels или show the heels to smb.))обгонять, опережать кого-л., оставлять кого-л. позади; бежать быстрее кого-лBe smart, my lads, for she has the heels of us. (Fr. Marryat, ‘Newton Forster’, ch. XI) — Поднажмите, ребята, а то она нас обгоняет.
I warn you most earnestly that if you attempt to make trouble it will mean your death. And with regard to trying us please remember that this launch has the heels of any craft in the district and that we have a safe hiding place not far away. (F. W. Crofts, ‘Inspector French and the Cheyne Mystery’, ch. IV) — я очень серьезно предупреждаю вас, что, если вы поднимете шум, вас ожидает смерть. Если же вы обратитесь в суд, то запомните: наш катер - самое быстроходное судно в этих краях и неподалеку у нас имеется надежное убежище, где мы будем в полной безопасности.
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124 get the start of smb.
(get (или have) the start of smb.)опередить кого-л., получить преимущество перед кем-л.I did not go to the office till half an hour after opening time... I was not sorry to let Hoskins have the start of me and tell the chaps what had taken place. (W. Thackeray, ‘The Great Hoggarty Diamond’, ch. IV) — Я пошел в контору только через полчаса после ее открытия... Я не огорчался тем, что Госкинс опередил меня и рассказал всем о том, что произошло.
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125 get about
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126 get around
['getə'raʊnd]1) Общая лексика: подойти, приблизиться, обойти (a law, etc.), путешествовать (informal), (to) добраться (наконец до какого-либо дела), избежать (чего-л.) (найти выход: If you have a VCR, this unit can send a digital signal to both your TV and VCR, but since it's a single tuner, you can't record a show and watch a different one at the same), (to) удосужиться, (to) удосуживаться, быть подвижным, обвести (например, в футболе to get around a defender)2) Химия: возвращаться3) Сленг: распространяться (о новостях, слухах) -
127 get-together
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128 get even with
• get even with someone have one’s revenge расквитаться с кем-тоI’ll get even with him for everything!
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