Идиома "lean on (someone)" с переводом
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Другие английские идиомы на букву L
- Little by little
- Like hell
- Less than pleased
- Lay one's hands on (someone or something)
- Let up on (someone or something)
- Leave (someone) in the lurch
- Line one's own pockets
- Learn to live with (something)
- Lay (something) on the line
- Lodge a complaint (against someone)
- Listen to (someone) with half an ear
- Leave (someone) for dead
- Lock the barn door after the horse is stolen
- Like a three-ring circus
- Let things slide
- Lay it on thick
- Lend color to (something)
- Like lambs to the slaughter
- Lead (someone) by the nose
- Law unto oneself
- Lose ground
- Lift/raise a finger/hand
- Look over (something)
- Lay up (something)
- Last straw
- Like crazy
- Late in life
- Let oneself go
- Live in a fish bowl
- Leave a lot to be desired
- Like shooting fish in a barrel
- Lose touch with (someone)
- Let it go/lay
- Light into (someone)
- Like/love to hear oneself talk
- Lay an egg
- Legal age
- Live beyond one's means
- Loom large (on the horizon)
- Look for (something to happen)
- Lash out (at someone)
- Leading question
- Leave (something) open
- Like two peas in a pod
- Let (someone) off the hook
- Long haul
- Lose one's shirt
- Look out
- Lace into (someone)
- Lay hold of (something)