Идиома "help oneself to (something)" с переводом

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Другие английские идиомы на букву H

• Have one's hands full (with someone or something)
• Have one's nose in a book
• Have an ear for (something)
• Hang-up
• Hold up (as an example)
• Have (something) on (someone)
• Have to live with (something)
• Hit-and-run
• Hold one's horses
• Hang by a hair/thread
• Hang up (the telephone)
• Have a try/crack at (something)
• Hang up (something)
• Hedge in (something)
• Hang in the balance
• Hold (someone) in high regard
• Hurl an insult (at someone)
• Have a poker face
• Have one's hands tied
• Holy Moses
• Have the right to (do something)
• Have the right-of-way
• Have second thoughts about (someone or something)
• Have a bee in one's bonnet
• Head off (something)
• Hold good
• Head is buzzing
• Have the presence of mind to (do something)
• Have a thing for (someone)
• Have a case (against someone)
• Hold the fort
• Have an out
• Hinge on (something)
• Hail from (somewhere)
• Have it all over (someone or something)
• Help out with (something)
• Honky-tonk
• Hard feelings
• Have a screw loose
• Hold-out
• Have the time of one's life
• Have the wits to do (something)
• Have a go at (something)
• Have (something) in store for (someone)
• Harken back to (something)
• Hold forth (on/about something)
• Hold (something) back
• Handle (someone) with kid gloves
• Have (someone) over
• Hard of hearing