Идиома "hold down a job" с переводом

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• Have had a good innings
• Have (something) on
• Hanging over (someone's) head
• Have one's eye on (something)
• Have egg on one's face
• Hoof it
• Have the presence of mind to (do something)
• Hard sell
• Hit a snag
• Have designs on (someone or something)
• Have (something) coming out of one's ears
• Have a clean/clear conscience (about someone or something)
• Hit the nail on the head
• Hang one's hat (somewhere)
• Hold out on (someone)
• How come?
• Have legs
• Have an edge on/over (someone or something)
• Honky-tonk
• Have other/bigger fish to fry
• Have it all over (someone or something)
• Hold over (something)
• Hit the ceiling
• Harken back to (something)
• Hit the roof
• High man on the totem pole
• Have a brush with the law
• Have two left feet
• Have a blowout
• Have a good command of (something)
• Have come a long way
• Have a score to settle with (someone)
• Hang up (the telephone)
• Hold one's fire
• Hit the spot
• Have one's heart go out to someone
• Have an ear out for (something)
• Have (something) stuck in one's craw
• Hang a left
• Hang out one's shingle
• Have second thoughts about (someone or something)
• Here and now
• Have foot-in-mouth disease
• Have/get butterflies in one's stomach
• Have a handle on (something)
• Have butterflies in one's stomach
• Have a poker face
• Hear a peep out of (someone)
• Have keen wits
• Have one's heart set on (something)