Идиома "make book on (something)" с переводом
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At the horse races people make book on one of the horses.Прослушать пример
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Другие английские идиомы на букву M
- Make a break for (something/somewhere)
- Make (something) out of nothing
- Make a difference
- Man-about-town
- Many hands make light work
- Millstone around (someone's) neck
- Make out
- Make one's mouth water
- Make a point
- Make a pass at (someone)
- Make an offer
- Mind-boggling
- Make up (something)
- Matter of fact
- Mop the floor up with (someone)
- Muddy the water
- Milk of human kindness
- Make a fool out of (someone)
- Make (something) up to (someone)
- Make a big deal about (something)
- Music to one's ears
- Make allowances for (someone or something)
- Make sense out of (someone or something)
- Make a motion
- Make a stink (about something)
- Money is the root of all evil
- Make a night/evening of (doing something)
- More to (something) than meets the eye
- Make (someone or something) available to (someone)
- Mull over (something)
- Make a note of (something)
- Make (someone) eat crow
- MA
- My goodness/my God
- Make heads or tails (out) of (something)
- Make a fuss (over someone or something)
- Make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
- Make a beeline for (someone or something)
- Million miles away
- Match made in heaven
- Make good on (something)
- Make (something) right/good
- Move the goalposts
- Make amends for (something)
- Make a clean sweep of (something)
- Made to measure
- Make oneself conspicuous
- Mend one's ways
- Make a dent in (something)
- Mark up (a price)