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1 der Hut
- {brimmer} cốc đầy - {hat} cái mũ có vành) = der hohe Hut {tile}+ = der flache Hut {mushroom}+ = der steife Hut {bokker; pot}+ = auf der Hut {alert}+ = aus dem Hut {impromptu}+ = auf der Hut sein {to be on one's guard; to be on the alert; to guard}+ = sei auf der Hut! {keep your powder dry!}+ = den Hut abnehmen {to uncover}+ = den Hut absetzen {to take off one's hat}+ = der steife runde Hut {the Derby}+ = der breitkrempige Hut {sundown}+ = der runde, steife Hut {billycock}+ = der Hut steht dir sehr gut {that hat is very becoming to you}+ = alle unter einen Hut bringen {to reconcile conflicting options}+ = Ihr neuer Hut steht ihr gut. {Her new hat becomes her.}+ = er muß eins auf den Hut kriegen {he needs to be taken down a peg}+
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drop your guard — drop/lower (your) guard to stop being careful to avoid danger or difficulty. Once he knew I wasn t a journalist, he dropped his guard and even let me take a photograph of him … New idioms dictionary
lower your guard — drop/lower (your) guard to stop being careful to avoid danger or difficulty. Once he knew I wasn t a journalist, he dropped his guard and even let me take a photograph of him … New idioms dictionary
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drop guard — drop (your) guard to stop being careful about sharing your ideas or feelings. Once he knew I wasn t a journalist, he dropped his guard and even let me take a photograph of him … New idioms dictionary
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drop guard — drop/lower (your) guard to stop being careful to avoid danger or difficulty. Once he knew I wasn t a journalist, he dropped his guard and even let me take a photograph of him … New idioms dictionary
