Идиомы на букву T

  • two-faced
    неискренний, двуликий
    Don't confide too much in Dana as she has the reputation of being two-faced.
  • TA
    Teaching Assistant - помощник учителя
    Wanda didn't have much experience in teaching and was able to get only the job as a TA at the community college.
  • tuck into (something)
    есть что-либо с удовольствием
    There were a lot of tasty things on the table and the children tucked into their dinner as soon as they sat down.
  • tilt at windmills
    сражаться с ветряными мельницами, донкихотствовать
    Leo is a bore; when it comes to departmental meetings, he wastes everybody's time by constantly tilting at windmills.
  • throw together (people)
    оказаться в группе случайных людей
    A group of strangers was thrown together when the storm trapped them in the mountains.
  • tan (someone's) hide
    наказать, нашлёпать кого-либо
    I told my brother that I would tan his hide if he used my computer again.
  • through hell and high water
    (пройти) через всевозможные трудности, (пройти) огонь и воду
    Mark is a very reliable man; I could go through hell and high water with him.
  • to bundle up
    закутаться, тепло одеться
    There is no need for you to bundle up; it's quite warm outside.
  • time of one's life
    замечательное, удивительное время
    Nancy had the time of her life at the party.
  • tough it out
    пережить трудную ситуацию
    Joe was in low water for some time, but finally he toughed it out.
  • try on (something)
    мерить (одежду)
    Sue tried on several pairs of sandals before she found one to her liking.
  • think back on (someone or something)
    вспоминать о ком-либо \ чём-либо
    When Gina thinks back on her married life, she remembers how unhappy she was.
  • tightfisted/closefisted (with money)
    скупой
    Ogden's father is tightfisted with money, and he wouldn't give his son an allowance.
  • true to form
    как и ожидалось
    True to form the secretary refused to do any work after office hours.
  • toing and froing (on something)
    склоняться то в одну, то в другую сторону; менять решение относительно чего-либо
    Lana has been toing and froing for a long time on changing her job.
  • to sign on the dotted line
    поставить (свою) подпись в указанном месте
    At the post office they handed me a parcel and told me to sign on the dotted line.
  • trip up
    ошибиться, запнуться
    While reading a difficult text, Billy tripped up several times.
  • tickle (someone's) fancy
    понравиться кому-либо, возбудить интерес
    I was too tired that day and going out did not tickle my fancy.
  • to some extent
    в какой-то мере, частично
    I liked the book to some extent, but actually it was not quite what I had expected it to be.
  • truth will out
    правда выйдет наружу
    I am sure that finally the truth will out and I will know exactly who has stolen my cell phone.
  • thumbs up on (someone or something)
    одобрять что-либо или чьи-либо действия
    We were very pleased that everybody had voted thumbs up on our project.
  • to the core
    целиком, глубоко, насквозь
    The police system in that country was rotten to the core.
  • try (something) out on (someone)
    испытать что-либо на ком-либо
    I was able to cook all kinds of inexpensive dishes and try them out on Noel.
  • to matter
    иметь значение
    It does not matter if he wins in a swimming competition or not.
  • tear off
    поспешно уйти или убежать
    I was eager to show my friend my purchases, but she suddenly tore off.
  • tie down (someone or something)
    обязать выполнять условия, связывать, привязывать
    The baby naturally tied Rita down, and she was not so active socially as before.
  • to the ends of the earth
    на краю земли, глухое и труднодоступное место
    Ardent travelers are ready to go to the ends of the earth to see something unusual.
  • to and fro
    взад и вперёд, туда и сюда
    The train was full of people; the guard went to and fro opening and closing the doors.
  • tie up (someone)
    занять чьё-либо время (полностью)
    I am afraid that the meeting will tie me up until noon.
  • two bits
    25 центов
    A haircut only cost two bits when Grandfather was young.
  • throw (someone) for a loss
    заставить кого-либо сомневаться; быть в растерянности
    It threw Jane for a loss when she failed the test in French.
  • take a shot/stab at (doing something)
    попытаться сделать что-либо
    Helen decided to take a shot at painting still-life.
  • to harp on (something)
    надоедливо толковать об одном и том же, "завести волынку"
    Alice bores me stiff; she is always harping on her problems.
  • tear up (someone)
    причинять много горя
    The boy isn't doing well at school, and it is tearing up his mother.
  • trouble oneself about (someone or something)
    беспокоиться о ком-либо \ чём-либо
    "I wish you would not trouble yourself about such trifles."