Идиома "set out (somewhere)" с переводом
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Другие английские идиомы на букву S
- Slow-witted
- Sick of (someone or something)
- Stick (something) up
- Stake a claim to (something)
- Sign up for (something)
- Set (someone) free
- Scale (something) down
- See red
- Set one back on one's heels
- Set a trap
- See a man about a dog
- Smoke and mirrors
- Signed, sealed and delivered
- Sleep on (something)
- Set forth (something)
- Swallow (something) hook, line and sinker
- Stick by/with (someone or something)
- Show one's face
- Spruce (something) up
- Screw around
- Sitting on a goldmine
- String (someone) along
- Scrape (something) together
- See (someone or something) as (something)
- Shake/quake in one's boots
- Sit idly by
- Serve (someone) right
- Stall off (someone or something)
- Second hand
- Scrounge around for (something)
- Smoke (something) out
- Stop-and-go
- Stand on one's own two feet
- Smear campaign (against someone)
- Sit in judgment of (someone)
- Soaked to the skin
- Stoop to (doing something)
- Strike a pose
- Son of a gun/bitch)
- Swear off (something)
- Shoot the breeze/bull
- Ships that pass in the night
- Swear on (something)
- Small potatoes
- Snow (someone) under
- Skip rope
- Such as it is
- Same old story
- Smell blood
- Speak out of turn