Идиома "hold (someone) hostage" с переводом

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• Have a good eye for (something)
• Have a say/voice (in something)
• Hang on (someone's) every word
• Have a change of heart
• Have a near miss
• Have a price on one's head
• Hand in glove (with someone)
• Hightail it out of (somewhere)
• Hit the bricks
• Hang it!
• Have (something) up one's sleeve
• Have a good thing going
• Hooked on (something)
• Have a lot going (for one)
• Hands off
• Have butterflies in one's stomach
• Have a chip on one's shoulder
• Handle (someone) with kid gloves
• Hammer out (an agreement or a deal)
• Hold all the aces/cards/trumps
• Have growing pains
• Have it
• High on (something)
• Heavy hand (of something)
• Have the makings of (something)
• Have a good mind to (do something)
• Hold (someone's) attention
• Hear from
• Have the courage of one's convictions
• Hang loose
• Have a try/crack at (something)
• Hold forth (on/about something)
• Heart of gold
• Have been had
• Have a lead foot
• Have (something) against (someone or something)
• Have a frog in one's throat
• Hard up
• Hit on/upon (something)
• Hard feelings
• Hang-up
• Have had it up to here with (someone or something)
• Have a physical (examination)
• Hot and heavy
• Heads up!
• Hang by a hair/thread
• How come?
• Hinge on (something)
• Heart stands still
• Have a hold on (someone)