Идиома "drag one's feet/heels" с переводом
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Другие английские идиомы на букву D
- Do (someone) out of (something)
- Drive (something) home
- Dead ahead
- Do credit to (someone)
- Done in
- Draw up a contract
- Date back to (a previous time)
- Down in the mouth
- Dead as a doornail
- Dirty work
- Divide and conquer
- Down one's alley
- Dutch treat
- Dollar for dollar
- Draw blood
- Double-talk
- Do in (someone)
- Down with (an illness)
- Dead on one's feet
- Do (someone) one better
- Drop out of school
- Draw the line
- Dog in the manger
- Doomed to failure
- Doll (oneself) up
- Drop in one's tracks
- Dry run
- Dig (something) out
- Dig in
- Draw first blood
- Die is cast
- Do a number on (someone or something)
- Down to earth
- Dead center
- Do with (something)
- Do justice to (something)
- Doubting Thomas
- Draw lots/straws
- Dead from the neck up
- Decked out in (something)
- Dumb bunny
- Decide in favor of (someone)
- Dangerous offender
- Dig some dirt up on (someone)
- Do an about-face
- Donkey's years
- Drop (someone) a line
- Dive right into something
- Dig in one's heels
- Drop by