mi w języku angielskim

have it up to here▼

have it up to one's ears▼

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

draw a blank▼verb
being unable to recall a piece of information

to be correct▼

to be right▼

be right▼verb
be correct in one's judgement or statement about something

have ants in one's pants▼

hold the road▼verb

hold water▼verb
withstand scrutiny

wear one's heart on one's sleeve▼verb
to be transparent or forthright about one's emotions

fare▼verb
to get along

keep one's eyes peeled▼verb
to be watchful

on guard▼adjective
on alert, vigilant

tend▼verb
to be probable or likely

be weak-headed▼

be right▼verb
be correct in one's judgement or statement about something

slow on the uptake▼adjective
slow to comprehend

no spring chicken▼noun
person who is no longer particularly young

spoilt for choice▼adjective
having many good choices

feel▼verb
transitive: to think or believe

not give a shit▼

give a shit▼verb
to (not) care

have in one's grip▼

have in the palm of one's hand▼

hold in one's hand▼

have someone in the palm of one's hand▼verb
to have full control over someone

have at one's fingertips▼

not give a hoot▼

have a mind of one's own▼verb

all there▼adjective
negative form, "not all there": mentally incompetent

have written all over one's face▼

span▼verb
to extend through a time period

have a bad rap▼

brokenhearted▼adjective
grieved and disappointed

matter▼verb
to be important

have connections▼

bellows▼noun
air blower

physalis▼noun
plant of the genus Physalis

cape gooseberry▼noun
plant