Идиома "leave (something) open" с переводом
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Liz wanted to leave a few days open so that she could visit her grandparents in the country.Прослушать пример
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Другие английские идиомы на букву L
- Lay out (money)
- Let (someone) down easy
- Like an open book
- Let it go/lay
- Live happily ever after
- Line up (someone for something)
- Lay one's hands on (someone or something)
- Let out (someone)
- Little frog in a big pond
- Line of least resistance
- Local color
- Lay an egg
- Like crazy
- Lip service
- Lie fallow
- Lost-and-found
- Let the grass grow under one's feet
- Look (someone) in the eye/face
- Lend color to (something)
- Lay (something) on the line
- Let (something) go
- Little by little
- Last will and testament
- Lick one's lips
- Lose touch with (someone)
- Listen to (someone) with half an ear
- Lift/raise a finger/hand
- Look down one's nose at (someone or something)
- Look at/see the world through rose-colored glasses
- Late in life
- Last-ditch effort
- Let (someone) have it (with both barrels)
- Look over one's shoulder
- Left-handed compliment
- Lose one's train of thought
- Lock horns with (someone)
- Leave (someone) flat
- Lie through one's teeth
- Look good on paper
- Lay in (something)
- Look like death warmed over
- Live and let live
- Let (something) slide
- Lady's man
- Like taking candy from a baby
- Lead (someone) to believe (something)
- Level (something) at (someone)
- Look to (something)
- Land of Nod
- Light up