Английские идиомы - страница 3

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At each other's throats

At ease

At every turn

At face value

At fault

At first

At first blush

At hand

At heart

At home

At it again

At large

At last

At least

At length

At loggerheads with (someone)

At loose ends

At odds (with someone)

At once

At one sitting

At one time

At one with (someone)

At one's fingertips

At one's heels

At one's wit's end

At peace

At random

At risk

At sea

At sea (about something)

At sixes and sevens

At stake

At the appointed time/hour

At the bottom of the hour

At the bottom of the ladder

At the crack of dawn

At the drop of a hat

At the eleventh hour

At the end of one's rope

At the end of the day

At the expense of (someone or something)

At the hands of (someone or something)

At the latest

At the mercy of (the court/someone)

At the present time

At the top of one's lungs

At the top of the hour

At this juncture

At this stage of the game

At times

At will

Attend to (someone or something)

Attract (someone's) attention

Attracted to (someone)

Augur well for (someone or something)

Avail oneself of (something)

Avenue of escape

Avoid (someone or something) like the plague

AWOL

B

B&B

B&E

BA

Back and forth

Back down

Back down (from someone or something)

Back in circulation

Back of beyond

Back on one's feet

Back out (of something)

Back the wrong horse

Back to basics

Back to square one

Back to the drawing board

Back to the salt mines

Back up (someone or something)

Back-to-back

Bad blood (between people)

Bad egg

Bad hair day

Bad-mouth (someone or something)

Bad/rotten apple

Badger (someone)

Bag of tricks

Bail (someone or something) out

Bail (someone) out

Bail a company out

Bail out (of something)

Balance the books/accounts

Ball is in (someone's) court

Ball of fire

Ball park figure/estimate

Ballpark estimate/figure

Balls of one's feet

Bang for the buck

Bang/beat one's head against the wall

Bank on (someone or something)

Banker's hours

Bankroll someone

Baptism of fire

Bare bones (of something)

Bargain for (something)

Bargain on (something)

Barge in on (someone or something)

Bark is worse than one's bite

Bark up the wrong tree

Base one's opinion on (something)

Bat a thousand

Bat out of hell

Bats in the belfry

Batten down the hatches

Bawl out (someone)

Be a new one on (someone)

Be all ears

Be all things to all people

Be at one's wit's end

Be cricket

Be curtains for (someone or something)

Be dealt a bad hand/deal someone a bad hand