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101 get rich off of sth.
get rich off of sth.expr.• enriquecerse de algo expr. -
102 get sth. across
get sth. acrossexpr.• comunicar algo expr. -
103 get sth. through one's head
get sth. through one's head*expr.• hacer entender expr. -
104 get sth. up and running
get sth. up and runningexpr.• poner las cosas en marcha expr. -
105 get the feel of sth.
get the feel of sth.expr.• aprender a hacer algo expr. -
106 get the hang of sth.
get the hang of sth.expr.• agarrarle la onda de algo expr. -
107 get the idea to do sth.
get the idea to do sth.expr.• ocurrírsele a uno la idea de hacer algo expr. -
108 get through sth.
get through sth. (A bad day, etc.)expr.• sobrevivir algo expr. -
109 get to the bottom of sth.
get to the bottom of sth.expr.• descubrir el fondo de algo expr.• llegar al fondo de algo expr. -
110 get to the heart of sth.
get to the heart of sth.expr.• descubrir el fondo de algo expr.• llegar al fondo de algo expr. -
111 get up the nerve to do sth.
get up the nerve to do sth.expr.• tener el coraje de hacer algo expr.• tener el valor de hacer algo expr.• tener las agallas de hacer algo expr. -
112 get wind of sth.
get wind of sth.*expr.• enterarse de algo expr.• olerse algo expr. -
113 give free rein to sth.
give free rein to sth.expr.• darle rienda suelta a alguien expr. -
114 give one's right arm for sth.
give one's right arm for sth.expr.• sacrificar todo por algo expr. -
115 give s.o. a song and dance about sth.
give s.o. a song and dance about sth.expr.• soltarle a alguien un rollo sobre algo expr.English-spanish dictionary > give s.o. a song and dance about sth.
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116 give s.o. sth. for keeps
give s.o. sth. for keeps*expr.• darle a alguien algo para siempre expr. -
117 give sth. credence
give sth. credenceexpr.• dar crédito a algo expr. -
118 give sth. one's best shot
give sth. one's best shot*expr.• hacer todo lo posible para hacer algo expr. -
119 give sth. up for good
give sth. up for good (A bad habit, etc.)expr.• renunciar algo expr. -
120 go about sth.
go about sth.expr.• ocuparse de algo expr.
См. также в других словарях:
STH — endoc. Siglas de hormona somatotropa. Medical Dictionary. 2011. STH Abreviatura de somatotropi … Diccionario médico
sth — sth; STH; … English syllables
Sth — can refer to: * Somatotropin Hormone, now more commonly referred to as Growth Hormone. * St Thomas Hospital in London. * St. Helen s School, an independent girls school in Northwood, UK. * Sonic the Hedgehog. * Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS… … Wikipedia
STh — is the usual abbreviation for Student in Theology, or Diploma of Student in Theology, such as in the Lambeth Diploma of Student in Theology … Wikipedia
Sth (trigraph) — Sth is a trigraph found in words of Greek origin. In French, it is pronounced IPA|/s/ before a consonant, as in isthme and asthme ; in Englsh, it is pronounced IPA|/s/ in the first word (isthmus) and IPA|/z/ in the second (asthma) … Wikipedia
STH — kann eine Abkürzung sein für: Somatotropes Hormon, siehe Somatotropin die Staatsunabhängige Theologische Hochschule Basel in Riehen das Stufenheck, eine Karosseriebauform bei Autos Diese Seite ist eine B … Deutsch Wikipedia
STH — STH: svw. ↑ Somatotropin … Universal-Lexikon
sth comes with the territory — sth comes/goes with the territory ► something always or often happens in a particular situation and you must accept it: »It is never easy to accept criticism, but it comes with the territory. Main Entry: ↑territory … Financial and business terms
sth comes/goes with the territory — ► something always or often happens in a particular situation and you must accept it: »It is never easy to accept criticism, but it comes with the territory. Main Entry: ↑territory … Financial and business terms
sth goes with the territory — sth comes/goes with the territory ► something always or often happens in a particular situation and you must accept it: »It is never easy to accept criticism, but it comes with the territory. Main Entry: ↑territory … Financial and business terms
sth does not compute — ► used to say that something does not having any meaning, or does not seem possible or correct: »It can t be done, it doesn t compute. »The situation was bothering me because something about it just didn t compute. Main Entry: ↑compute … Financial and business terms