Идиома "hand over (someone or something) to (someone)" с переводом

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Другие английские идиомы на букву H

• How's that?
• Hammer out (an agreement or a deal)
• Have (something) stuck in one's craw
• Have (something) in one's hands
• Hold (someone's) attention
• Have had it with (someone or something)
• Handwriting is on the wall
• Have keen wits
• Have one's nose to the grindstone
• Hold court
• Head out
• Have mixed feelings about (someone or something)
• Have (someone's) ear
• Hold all the aces
• Hold all the aces/cards/trumps
• Here goes nothing.
• Have one's heart in the right place
• Have an edge on/over (someone or something)
• Have a familiar ring
• Here goes.
• Hold up (as an example)
• Have a pick-me-up
• Hive of activity
• Hedge one's bets
• Hold all the cards
• Hear a peep out of (someone)
• Have a brush with the law
• Have an in with (someone)
• Have a case (against someone)
• Have a big head
• Have it both ways
• Hit bottom
• Hundred and one
• Help out with (something)
• Have a lead foot
• Have (something) on the tip of one's tongue
• Have eyes in the back of one's head
• Have one foot in the grave
• Had better (do something)
• High and dry
• Have contact with (someone)
• Hoof it
• Hell-on-wheels
• Have eyes bigger than one's stomach
• High and low
• Have a near miss
• Have one's ear to the ground
• Have half a mind to do (something)
• Have a hunch about (something)
• Have (something) to spare