Идиома "get out from under (someone or something)" с переводом
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Sarah would like to get out from under her parents who are always nagging her.Прослушать пример
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Другие английские идиомы на букву G
- Go over (someone's) head
- Given to understand (something)
- Go to rack and ruin
- Give (someone) the bum's rush
- Go begging
- Give (someone) a head start
- Get back at (someone)
- Get close to (something)
- Get rolling
- Glad hand
- Go legit
- Go bad
- Get back to (someone)
- Get the benefit of the doubt
- Get off on the wrong foot
- Give (someone) a dirty look
- Gang up on (someone)
- Grace (someone or something) with one's presence
- Get away
- Get the cold shoulder (from someone)
- Get off (easy/lightly)
- Go around
- Green belt
- Go hand in hand (with something)
- Get on one's nerves
- Go away empty-handed
- Get the lead out
- Get ahold of (someone or something)
- Grate on (someone's) nerves
- Go for the jugular
- Go to pot
- Go through
- Get one's start
- Grounds for (something)
- Go the distance
- Get by (on something)
- Get back together
- Give (someone) a tongue-lashing
- Go to bed with the chickens
- Go too far
- Get what's coming to one
- Grain of truth
- Glad hand (someone)
- Go so far as to say (something)
- Give (someone) the once-over
- Go into (something) with one's eyes closed/shut
- Go to pieces
- Get one's wires crossed
- Get behind (a person or idea)
- Go into (something) with one's eyes (wide) open