Идиома "frighten the living daylights out of (someone)" с переводом
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The stranger frightened the living daylights out of the child.Прослушать пример
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Другие английские идиомы на букву F
- Follow suit
- Foul one's own nest
- Foul up
- Forty winks
- Face-to-face
- Fit in with (someone or something)
- Four eyes
- Feed one's face
- For good measure
- Firing on all cylinders
- Fence (someone) in
- Funny bone
- Fall in with (a group of people)
- Flip one's lid
- Fight like cats and dogs
- Free translation
- Fall into a trap
- Fit (someone) to a T
- Feel like going (somewhere)
- For my money
- Fork over (some money)
- Full of it
- Fraidy-cat
- First come, first served
- Fifty-fifty
- First past the post
- Fire away at (someone or something)
- Fine how-do-you-do
- For all one is worth
- For the sake of (someone or something)
- From day to day
- Fill (someone's) shoes
- Fall apart at the seams
- Flea market
- For free
- From side to side
- Face down (someone)
- For all practical purposes
- Full-fledged
- Fall into line
- Familiar with (someone or something)
- From the word go
- Find (someone) guilty
- Forbidden fruit
- For real
- Flex one's muscles
- For one's (own) part
- For the heck/hell of it
- Flog/beat a dead horse
- Fly by the seat of one's pants