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1 a ieşi în larg(ul) mării
to go / to put / to stand (out) to seato take the sea / the offingmar. to bear off from the landto stand away from shoreto leave port / harbourto make / to get an offingto steer offto take to the open seato stand out to sea.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a ieşi în larg(ul) mării
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2 a lăsa de azi pe mâine
to keep putting off / procrastinatingto put it off from one day to anotherto procrastinate. -
3 a tăia pe cineva de pe listă
to scratch smb. off from a listto strike smb.'s name off.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a tăia pe cineva de pe listă
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4 a abate de la o hotărâre pe cineva
to put smb. off from a decision.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a abate de la o hotărâre pe cineva
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5 a amâna de pe o zi pe alta
to put off from day to day.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a amâna de pe o zi pe alta
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6 a lua cuiva o piatră de pe inimă
to take a load off / from smb.'s mind / heartto disburden one's heart.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a lua cuiva o piatră de pe inimă
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7 a nu mai pune pe cineva să facă ceva
to let smb. off from doing smth.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a nu mai pune pe cineva să facă ceva
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8 a scuti pe cineva de osteneala de a face ceva
to save smb. the trouble of doing smthto dispense smb. of doing smth.\a scuti pe cineva de osteneala de a face ceva de o corvoadă to let smb. off from smth.\a scuti pe cineva de osteneala de a face ceva de multă bătaie de cap to save smb. a lot of trouble.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a scuti pe cineva de osteneala de a face ceva
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9 a smulge masca cuiva
to unmask smb.to tear the mask off from smb.'s face. -
10 a sări de pe cal
to jump / to leap / to spring off / from one's horseto dismountto alight. -
11 a trece uşor peste un subiect
to glance off / from a subject.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a trece uşor peste un subiect
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12 din când în când
from time to time(every) now and thenoff and onon and offnow / ever and again(every) once in a whilebetwixt whileat timeamer. every so oftenby fits and startsat timesever and anonrar at seasons. -
13 a tăia cuiva pofta de ceva
to discourage smb. from smth.to put smb. out of conceit with smth.to put smb. off\a tăia cuiva pofta de ceva de a (mai) face ceva to put smb. off doing smth.fig. to pour cold water on smb.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a tăia cuiva pofta de ceva
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14 a tăia cuiva craca de sub picioare
to cut the ground under / from under smb.'s feetto jump smb.to wipe smb.'s eyesto take the wind out of smb.'s sailsrar to cut the grass from under smb.'s feeta-şi \a tăia cuiva craca de sub picioare </b>to saw off the bow on which one is sittingRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > a tăia cuiva craca de sub picioare
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15 a abate atenţia cuiva de la ceva
to call away / to divert / to turn off smb.'s attention from smth.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a abate atenţia cuiva de la ceva
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16 a face o digresiune
to make a digressionto digressto wander from the pointto fall into a digression. to run off. -
17 a fura ouăle de sub cloşcă / oul de sub găină
fig. to catch a weasel asleepto cut the grass (from) under smb.'s feetto take a sheet off the hedgeaprox. he would rob a church.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a fura ouăle de sub cloşcă / oul de sub găină
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18 a nu se mai sătura privind ceva / pe cineva
not to be able to take one's eyes off smth. / smb.not to get away from smth. / smb.nu se mai saturau \a nu se mai sătura privind ceva / pe cineva this was meat and drink to them.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a nu se mai sătura privind ceva / pe cineva
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19 a scoate pe cineva din casă (a goni)
to turn smb. out (of doors)( cu forţa) to drag smb. from his home( fără multă vorbă) to bundle smb. off.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a scoate pe cineva din casă (a goni)
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20 a scoate în evidenţă o culoare prin alta
artă to set off one colour from another.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a scoate în evidenţă o culoare prin alta
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