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1 a se strâmba ca dracul
to make a grimaceto make / to pull faces. -
2 a strâmba din nas
to make / to pull a wry faceto screw / to stick up / to turn up one's noseto sniff\a strâmba din nas la o mâncare etc. to sniff at a dish, etc. -
3 a lua pe cineva în balon / batjocură / băşcălie / bătaie de joc
to make fun of smb.to pull smb.'s legto cheek smb.to snap one's fingers at smb.to make a fool / an owl of smb.to poke fun at smb.to laugh at / to deride smb.to turn smb. into ridiculeto ridicule smb.to make a mockery of smb.to jeer at smb.to play horseto laugh smb. to scorn.to talk at smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lua pe cineva în balon / batjocură / băşcălie / bătaie de joc
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4 a trage pe cineva pe sfoară
to cheat / to dupe / to gull / to swindle / to trick smb.to take smb. insl. to dish / to diddle / to sharp / to spoof smb.to stuff smb. upto make a fool of smb.to play a joke on smb.to pull / scoţ. to draw smb.'s legto do smb. in the eyeto give smb. the bag / înv. the bobto get the bitter end of smb.to get up a bit early for smb.to put the doctor on smb.to sell smb. a dig /amer. a gold brick / a lemon / a pupto pull a fast oneto toss smb. in a blanketînv. to play the merchant with smb.to give smb. the bobsl. to have smb. on toast / on a stringamer. to come Paddy over smb.amer. to get a beat on smb.to play the advantages over smb.sl. amer. to play horse with smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a trage pe cineva pe sfoară
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5 a lua peste picior pe cineva
to pull smb.'s legto make sport / fun of smb.sl. to walk over smb.to have a fling at smb.to indulge in a fling at smb.to make an owl of smb.to give smb. a digto have a dig at smb.to snap one's fingers at smb. / in smb.'s faceRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lua peste picior pe cineva
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6 a o lua din loc
to be offto go awayto make oneself scarcesl. to beat / to hook / to off itto cut one's stickaprox. to saw one's timberamer. to scuttle awayto toddle offto stir one's stumpsto make one's getawayto take one's departureto scoot (off / away)to sling / to take one's hookamer. to pull one's freights - o luăm din loc off we go! -
7 a o scoate la cap / capăt
1. ( a termina) to bring to an end / a closeto carry throughto carry / to bring smth. to its conclusion2. ( a răzbi) to pull throughto break evenfig. to be in smooth waterfig. to keep one's head above waterfig. to make both ends meetfig. To keep the wolf from the door / at bayto make the best of a bad job / of a bad bargain\a o scoate la cap / capăt cu greu to eke out a livelihoodto muddle on / through\a o scoate la cap / capăt prin mijloace necinstite to slime through / out of a difficultyRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > a o scoate la cap / capăt
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8 a face din ţânţar armăsar
to make a mountain out of a molehillto draw / to pull the long bowto turn geese into swans.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a face din ţânţar armăsar
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9 a face o strâmbătură
to make a wry mouthto pull a face. -
10 a lega pe cineva la gard
to make a fool of smb.to pull smb.'s legto kid smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lega pe cineva la gard
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11 a o face de oaie
to put one's foot in itto make a bloomer / a blunderto put one's foot into one's mouthamer. to pull a boner. -
12 a pune osul / umărul la treabă
to set one's hand to the ploughto pull (all) one's weightto make a special effortto do a lick of work.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a pune osul / umărul la treabă
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13 a se izmeni cumplit
to make grimaceto pull faces. -
14 a trăi de azi pe mâine / de la mână până la gură
to live from hand to mouthto lead a hand-to-mouth existence(barely) to manage to keep body and soul togetherto make shift to liveto keep the wolf from the door / at bayto hold / to keep one's head above waterto do it on the cheapto be at stick and liftaprox. to pull in one's belt.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a trăi de azi pe mâine / de la mână până la gură
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15 a-şi încorda puterile
(şi fig.)to strain / to use all one's powerto strain every nerve to do smthto take the strainto make a desperate effortto pull (all) one's weightto get up streamto strain oneself / to exert oneself nardbibl. poetic to gird up one's loinsamer. sl. to go all out.
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