Идиома "head over heels in love with (someone)" с переводом

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• Have a foot in both camps
• Hang up (the telephone)
• Have a thing going with (someone)
• Have one's eyes glued to (something)
• Hung up on someone
• Have a lead foot
• Hammer away at (someone or something)
• High and low
• Handy
• Here goes nothing.
• Hit the sack
• Have it
• Hit home
• Have half a mind to do (something)
• Have a card up one's sleeve
• Have the gift of the gab
• Have a familiar ring
• Hair-raising
• Hold one's peace
• Hand over fist
• Have the cheek to do something
• Hair of the dog that bit one
• Have contact with (someone)
• Hang in the balance
• Have (something) in one's hands
• He who pays the piper calls the tune
• Hang out (somewhere/with someone)
• Have a stake in (something)
• Hold the fort
• Hit (someone) like a ton of bricks
• Hard feelings
• Hand-me-down
• Had best (do something)
• Have a handle on (something)
• Have (something) on file
• Hand a verdict/decision down (to someone)
• Hole in one
• Hell-on-wheels
• Have had it with (someone or something)
• Have a chip on one's shoulder
• Have (someone) dead to rights
• Hold one's own (in an argument)
• Hold down (someone or something)
• Hold a meeting
• Have what it takes
• Hot on (someone or something)
• Have nothing between the ears
• Have (something) in store for (someone)
• Have (something) against (someone or something)
• Head off (someone)