mi w języku angielskim

need to▼

ought to▼

to feel▼

to wear▼

be▼verb
have a certain age

be▼verb
used to link a subject to a count or measurement

have▼verb

have▼verb
to possess

have to▼verb
obligation

own▼verb
have rightful possession of

ha▼interjection
a representation of laughter

Tue▼noun
abbreviation of Tuesday

old▼adjective
having existed or lived for the specified time

have an ace up one's sleeve▼

stand tall▼verb
Behaving in a brave, proud, or unyielding manner

frog in one's throat▼noun
hoarseness (idiomatic)

mind▼verb
to dislike, object to, have a contrary opinion toward

get something over with▼verb
put behind oneself

owe▼verb
to be in debt

to deal with▼

to have to do▼

have one's heart in the right place▼verb
to have good intentions, to be well-intentioned

be sick of▼

be tired of▼

be up to here▼

have enough of▼

have had it▼verb
to have endured all that one can

fed up▼adjective
frustrated

be all thumbs▼

have two left hands▼

butterfingers▼noun
someone who is clumsy or uncoordinated

all thumbs▼adjective
clumsy (idiom)

couldn't care less▼verb
to lack interest

have a head on one's shoulders▼verb

have one's head screwed on▼verb

have one's head in the clouds▼

have thick skin▼

have dirt▼

have other fish to fry▼verb
to have more important things to do

differ▼verb
to have diverging opinions, disagree