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21 treaba ta!
much good may it do you! that's your own business! have at you! it lies with you! -
22 zău dacă merită să te osteneşti pentru atâta lucru
much thanks I got for it!Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > zău dacă merită să te osteneşti pentru atâta lucru
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23 în genul...
much like... -
24 într-un târziu
(much) latersome time later(rather) late in the day. -
25 şi încă multe altele
much elsemany more besides. -
26 a fi cam acelaşi lucru
to be much the same (thing)to be very nearly the same thingto amount much to the same thingto be much of a muchness. -
27 ce e mult nu e bun!
prov. too much is as bad as none at alltoo many sweets cloy the palateaprox. (it is) too much of a good thingtoo much water drowned the miller. -
28 mii de mulţumiri
thanks awfully / a lot / very much! Thank you so (very) much / ever so much! -
29 mult prea mult
far / much too muchtoo much by far. -
30 a face mare caz de...
to make much of...to set great store by...to make a noise about...to make a song about...to make much account of...to set a high value on...şi. to make heavy weather of... -
31 a nu avea o părere prea bună despre cineva
a avea o părere proastă despre cineva to think little / nothing of smb.to think ill / badly of smb.not to think much of smb.not to hold smb. to much account.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a nu avea o părere prea bună despre cineva
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32 a pune mare preţ pe ceva
to set much by smth.to set great store by / on smth.to set a high value on smth.to lay great stress on smth.\a pune mare preţ pe ceva cineva to make much of smth. / smb.\a pune mare preţ pe ceva îmbrăcăminte to go in for dresses.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a pune mare preţ pe ceva
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33 a pune preţ pe ceva
to put much value on smth.to set (much) value up(on) smth.to set a high value on smth.to attach value to smth.( a conta pe) to figure on smth. -
34 a se gândi doar la sine / la propriile sale interese
to be too much wrapt in oneselfto think too much of number one.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a se gândi doar la sine / la propriile sale interese
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35 a trage la măsea
to booze, to guzzle, to tippleto take a drop too muchto be given to drinkto be the worse for drinkto rinse one's throatto have a rinseto take too muchto be fond of the bottleto ply the bottleto wet one's whistlemar. to splice the main bracesl. to wash one's ivoriesto dip one's beakto bend / to lift one's elbowto crook the elbow / the little fingerto moisten one's clay. -
36 lasă mult de dorit
it leaves much to be desiredthere is much room for improvement. -
37 oricât de
howeverno matter hownever sohow-ever muchno matter how muchever so long. -
38 pe acelaşi calapod
1. much of muchnesstwo of a kidney(of) that ilk.2. similarlyin much the same way. -
39 se iubesc grozav
iron. nu se iubesc cine ştie ce there is no love lost between themthere isn't much love lost / spent between themînv. there is as much love between them as between the old cow and the haystack. -
40 tot ce e mult nu e bine
(you can't have) too much of a good thingtoo much is as bad as none at all.
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