Идиома "have (someone's) ear" с переводом

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Другие английские идиомы на букву H

• Hit-and-miss
• Have nothing to do with (someone or something)
• Have one's hand in the till
• Hold the fort
• Hold all the aces/cards/trumps
• Have a heart-to-heart talk with (someone)
• Hit (someone) right between the eyes
• Have (something) to spare
• Heart bleeds for (someone)
• Have one's eyes glued to (something)
• Have had its day
• Have other/bigger fish to fry
• Have one for the road
• Have the Midas touch
• Heavy going
• Have (someone) in one's pocket
• Have rocks in one's head
• Hire out (someone)
• Have (something) coming out of one's ears
• Hail from (somewhere)
• Hand a verdict/decision down (to someone)
• Hard to call
• Heads will roll
• Have a word with (someone)
• Hold out the olive branch to (someone)
• Hang out one's shingle
• Have one's nose in the air
• Have money to burn
• Have the makings of (something)
• Hundred and one
• Hear from
• Heart is not in (something)
• Have one's hands full (with someone or something)
• Hold forth
• Have/get one's day in court
• Handle (someone) with kid gloves
• Hush-hush
• Have an open mind about (something)
• Head above water
• Hoof it
• Hammer away at (someone or something)
• Have a big mouth
• Have the devil to pay
• Here, there and everywhere
• Hit the nail on the head
• Have foot-in-mouth disease
• Have bats in one's belfry
• Harken back to (something)
• Horse of a different color
• Have a good command of (something)