Разные идиомы
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fold (something) up
свернуть что-либо (экспозицию, выставку, бизнес)Our business was not profitable so we decided to fold it up.
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follow (someone's) lead
идти, делать что-либо вслед за кем-то"I want you to follow my lead and do exactly what I do."
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follow orders
следовать приказу, распоряжениюThe policemen were following orders when they searched every corner of the house.
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follow the crowd
делать то же, что делает большинство; "плыть по течению""You shouldn't follow the crowd if you really want to become somebody important."
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follow up (something)
добавлять что-либоThat remark was extremely witty; Mark followed it up by another one almost equally good.
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fond of (someone or something)
любить кого-либо; увлекаться чем-либоI am very fond of going places.
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food for thought
что-либо о чём стоит подумать, "пища для ума"The long journey with its innumerable meetings provided Jeremy with much food for thought.
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fool around
зря тратить время, болтаться, бездельничатьSteve spends almost his whole lunch hour fooling around with the girls.
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foot in the door
благоприятная возможность"I think you can get a foot in the door if you act quickly."
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for all (something)
несмотря на всё это, при всём этомFor all the efforts the child makes, he can't play the piano well.
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for all I care
мне нет никакого дела, мне-то что"For all I care, you can do whatever you wish."
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for all I know
насколько я знаюFor all I know, the "Titanic" was the largest ship which could take about two thousand people on board.
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for all intents and purposes
фактически, на самом делеFor all intents and purposes the construction of the dwelling house was practically finished.
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for all one is worth
изо всех сил, максимальноHe hung on the rope for all he was worth.
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for all practical purposes
в практических целяхFor all practical purposes we had to install a new computer as our old one wouldn't work.
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for all the world
решительно, во всех отношенияхHe swung about his arms for all the world as if he were going through the sword exercise.
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for better or worse
на горе и радость", что бы не случилось"Will you take Cecily to be your wife, for better or worse?" the priest asked.
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for certain
наверняка, обязательно"You needn't worry I'll pay back the money for certain."
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for crying out loud
ради бога, боже мой!"For crying out loud, please, leave me alone!"
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for days/hours on end
много дней (часов) подрядI don't think I can go without food for days on end.
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for dear life
отчаянно, изо всех сил (как если бы от этого зависела жизнь)He jumped on the running board of the car and hang on for dear life.
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for fear of (something)
из-за боязни чего-либоThey didn't go sailing for fear of the storm that was coming.
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for free
бесплатноI have never been able to get anything for free.
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for good
навсегдаKimberly left the town for good.
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for good measure
чуть-чуть больше / меньшеMy Mom asked me to buy one loaf of French bread but for good measure I bought two.
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for instance
напримерAt the university one can take up any subject as their major, art or music for instance.
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for keeps
навсегда, насовсем; на памятьI asked my friend if I could have the landscape picture for keeps.
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for kicks
ради шутки/ удовольствия, "на потеху"The girls wore carnival costumes for kicks.
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for life
на всю оставшеюся жизньHe has chosen the career of an architect and wants to pursue it for life.
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for once
на этот разFor once she understood what I had told her.
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for one's (own) part
относительно себя, с чьей-либо точки зренияFor his own part he did not plan to join the expedition to South Africa.
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for one's (own) sake
для собственного блага, ради себя самого"Be careful for your own sake."
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for openers
начать с того, чтоFor openers Jerome and his friends made up their minds to draw a map.
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for real
подлинный, реальныйI didn't believe that his plans for the future were for real.
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for safekeeping
на хранениеJulia put her jewelry in the bank for safekeeping.