Идиома "judge (someone or something) on its/their own merit(s)" с переводом
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Другие английские идиомы на букву J
- Jump on (someone)
- Just so
- Jam on the brakes
- Joined at the hip
- Jog (someone's) memory
- Jump/climb/get on the bandwagon
- Just in case (something happens)
- Just now
- Join the fray
- Jack-of-all-trades
- Jekyll and Hyde
- Jack up (something)
- Join the club!
- Jump at (something)
- Just what the doctor ordered
- Jack up the price of (something)
- Just the same
- Just one of those things
- Jury is still out (on someone or something)
- Jack up (the price)
- Jump through a hoop
- Jump all over (someone)
- JP
- Jump down (someone's) throat
- Johnny-on-the-spot
- Jump out of one's skin
- Join hands
- Judge (someone or something) on its own
- John Doe
- Join forces (with someone)
- Johnny-come-lately
- Jam-packed
- Jump the gun
- Judging by (something)
- Jump the track
- Just about
- Jump to conclusions
- Jump bail
- John Henry/John Hancock
- Jumping-off place/point
- Jockey for position
- Jolt to a stop