Идиома "look over one's shoulder" с переводом
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- Lower the boom on (someone)
- Let up
- Lead (someone) to do (something)
- Lose one's train of thought
- Leg man
- Lay (something) to rest
- Lead time
- Look (someone) in the eye/face
- Lay down the law
- Lay one's cards on the table
- Lovely weather for ducks
- Learn to live with (something)
- Lead (someone) on a merry chase
- Last thing on (someone's) mind
- Like taking candy from a baby
- Laugh up one's sleeve
- Let the buyer beware
- Least of all
- Look like (something)
- Like a house on fire
- Live in
- Live from hand to mouth
- Less than pleased
- Lay one's hands on (something)
- Litmus test
- Look on (someone) as (something)
- Like a deer caught in the headlights
- Loudmouth
- Listen to (someone) with half an ear
- Lose out on (something)
- Living end
- LLB
- Let it all hang out
- Leave (someone) flat
- Like lambs to the slaughter
- Live on borrowed time
- Lie in wait
- Look after (someone)
- Last-ditch effort
- Lay eyes on (someone or something)
- Like greased lightning
- Let oneself go
- Live in an ivory tower
- Let out (some kind of sound)
- Look the other way
- Live within one's means
- Local color
- Live out of a suitcase
- Leave (someone) in peace
- Live down (something)