Идиома "feel (something) in one's bones" с переводом
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Другие английские идиомы на букву F
- Fork money out (for something)
- False arrest
- Fall into line
- Fall out of use
- Face-to-face
- Fit as a fiddle
- Far from it
- From rags to riches
- Figure out (someone or something)
- Far be it from (someone) to do (something)
- From the ground up
- Fall in love with (someone or something)
- For dear life
- Fraught with danger
- Find one's feet
- Fill the bill
- Fall on deaf ears
- Fight against time
- Fight like cats and dogs
- Flush with (something)
- Find one's own level
- Far and away the best
- Face value (of something)
- Feel free to do (something)
- Far out
- Feel like a new person
- Feel out of place
- Fish out of water
- Firsthand
- For life
- Fiddle while Rome burns
- For the better
- Fair-weather friend
- Fall asleep
- Fight tooth and nail
- Flunk out
- Force to be reckoned with
- Force (someone) to the wall
- Fork over (some money)
- Feather one's nest
- Follow the crowd
- Foul up
- First off
- From tip to toe
- Filled to the brim
- Fall over oneself to do something
- Fall flat on one's face
- For keeps
- Find one's tongue
- From the heart