mi w języku angielskim

have balls▼

have a corncob up one's ass▼

in the driver's seat▼in control

have blood on one's hands▼verb
be responsible for a violent act

take place▼verb
to happen

softhearted▼adjective
gentle

be a milk drinker▼

have butterflies in one's stomach▼verb

able▼adjective
permitted to

have on one's plate▼

have something on the tip of the tongue▼

get at▼

have in mind▼

mean▼verb
to intend to express, to imply, to hint at, to allude

have one's eye on something▼

have something in one's sights▼

have one's eye on▼verb
idioms meaning "to seek, pursue"

wear▼verb
to have on (clothes)

be aware of▼

bear in mind▼verb
remember, consider

hope▼verb
to want something to happen, with expectation that it might

hopefully▼adverb
it is hoped that

have bats in one's belfry▼verb
to be crazy or eccentric

one brick short of a full load▼adjective
not mentally sound; insane

have a nose for something▼

have a gun pointed at one's head▼

have dinner▼

keep one's eyes peeled▼verb
to be watchful

keep an eye open▼

keep one's eyes peeled▼verb
to be watchful

trip▼verb
to experience a state of reverie or to hallucinate

be tail▼

ovulate▼verb
produce eggs or ova

froth at the mouth▼verb
rage

get cold feet▼verb
to develop cold feet (nervousness about going through with something)

nose out of joint▼noun
idiom

be fed up with▼

sick to the back teeth▼

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

have had it up to here▼verb
To have reached the limit of one's patience