Сегодня у нас довольно много идиом для одной статьи... и этому есть причина, дело в том, что по условиям конта я могу публиковать только 5 раз в день, а сегодня у меня есть не только идиомы на публикацию... итак, ссылка на предыдущие идиомы: https://cont.ws/@thyrise746/18...
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Для интересующихся политикой: Молдова - потеря для Кремля или потеря чемодана без ручки?
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get on someone's nerves
If someone or something gets on your nerves, they irritate you.
She talks all the time and it gets on my nerves.
give someone the cold shoulder
If someone gives you the cold shoulder, they deliberately stop being friendly to you and ignore you.
Note: In the Middle Ages, important guests were given roast meat. Less important people were only given cold meat - perhaps a shoulder - left over from previous meals.
He was upset to find his previously friendly colleagues giving him the cold shoulder.
Note: You can also say that you get the cold shoulder from someone.
Nancy found she was getting the cold shoulder from a lot of people she'd thought were her friends.
go back a long way
If two or more people go back a long way, they have been friends for a very long time. [mainly BRITISH]
We go back a long way, and she's always kept in touch, always been there for me.
hit it off
If two people hit it off when they first meet, they like each other and get on well together.
I had to leave because my manager was awful. We never really hit it off.
leave someone in the lurch
If someone leaves you in the lurch, they put you in a difficult situation by suddenly going away or stopping helping you.
Note: ‘The lurch’ is a position of disadvantage in a card game called cribbage.
My secretary left me in the lurch last month and I haven't found a replacement yet.
on the rocks
If a relationship is on the rocks, it is experiencing many difficulties and is likely to end.
Note: The image here is of a ship that is stuck on some rocks. It’s rumoured that their ten-year relationship is on the rocks.
on the same wavelength
If two people are on the same wavelength, they understand each other well because they share the same attitudes, interests, and opinions.
Note: You cannot hear a radio broadcast unless you tune to the correct wavelength.
Wendy's sister is ten years older than her, and the two are not close. 'We've never really been on the same wavelength' said Wendy.
save face
If you save face, you do something so that people continue to respect you and your reputation is not damaged.
Note: This comes from a Chinese expression which refers to keeping a calm expression and managing to avoid the disgrace of showing one’s emotions.
Most children have a need to save face in front of their friends.
sparks fly
If sparks fly between two people, they get angry with each other and argue.
The group leader is not afraid to raise difficult issues or let the sparks fly when necessary.
treat someone like dirt
If a person treats someone like dirt, they treat them very badly.
As long as unemployment is rising, the bosses can keep treating you like dirt.
your own flesh and blood
If someone is your own flesh and blood, they are a member of your family.
You can't just let your own flesh and blood go to prison if there's any way you can help.
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