Идиома "have on (something)" с переводом

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Другие английские идиомы на букву H

• Have half a mind to do (something)
• Hot on (someone or something)
• Hire out (someone)
• Have nothing to do with (someone or something)
• How come?
• Hop, skip and a jump
• Hit the roof
• Hit on/upon (something)
• Hustle and bustle
• Have sticky fingers
• Hush-hush
• Hang out (somewhere/with someone)
• Hold one's nose
• Head and shoulders above (someone or something)
• Hush money
• Hold (something) back
• Have seen better days
• Have the Midas touch
• Hit a plateau
• Have contact with (someone)
• Heavy going
• Head off (someone)
• Head shrinker
• Have one's feet on the ground
• Hold one's head up
• Have keen wits
• Have one's nose in (something)
• Harken back to (something)
• Have a hollow leg
• Have one's nose in a book
• HQ
• Here's mud in your eye.
• Half a loaf is better than none
• Have (something) on the ball
• Have a good head for (something)
• Hang up (something)
• Have a run of bad luck
• Here and now
• Have the makings of (something)
• Hanging over (someone's) head
• Haul (someone) in
• Hold up
• Hold out for (something)
• Have a hunch about (something)
• Here, there and everywhere
• Hard to stomach (someone or something)
• Have the cheek to do something
• Have (something) in one's hands
• House of cards
• Have an accident