Идиома "have a good mind to (do something)" с переводом

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• Have a good head on one's shoulders
• Had better (do something)
• Hang by a thread/hair
• Hand in glove (with someone)
• Hold all the aces/cards/trumps
• Hit the bottle
• Have it both ways
• He who pays the piper calls the tune
• Have one's nose to the grindstone
• Have had enough
• Have a thing going with (someone)
• Have a run of bad luck
• Hand (something) down to (someone)
• Have the gall to (do something)
• Have one's hand in the till
• Have pull with (someone)
• Have rocks in one's head
• Here goes nothing.
• High and low
• Have been around
• Hand down (something)
• Have the Midas touch
• High-and-mighty
• Head case
• Have a mind like a steel trap
• Hard-nosed
• Hit (someone) up for (something)
• Have (something) in common with (someone or something)
• Hit (someone) right between the eyes
• Have one's heart set on (something)
• Have second thoughts about (someone or something)
• Have one's back to the wall
• Hold the line at (something)
• Have got a thing going
• Hit (someone) like a ton of bricks
• Have a sweet tooth
• Half-baked
• Hit-and-miss
• Hook-up
• Hold one's own (in an argument)
• Have (something) in store for (someone)
• Hard nut to crack
• Have a time
• Hit a plateau
• Have the gift of the gab
• Hold all the aces
• Have the time of one's life
• Hit bottom
• Have a near miss
• Hush money