“to look up to” means to admire and respect someone to tell someone something that they did not know before
Вопрос посетителя
“I’ll give you a ring this evening” means
(*ответ*) I’ll phone you this evening
you’ll phone me
I’ll greet you
I’ll help you
“To be all fingers and thumbs” means
(*ответ*) to use your hands in an awkward or careless way so that you drop or break things
to try to do something even though you think it will probably not work
to understand something complicated or difficult
to feel very nervous before doing something
“To be up to your neck in smth” means
(*ответ*) to be very busy doing something
to deliberately ignore something that you know should not be happening
to refuse something because you do not believe it is good enough for you
to beat other people very easily
“to come over” means
(*ответ*) to approach the place where someone is
to wish someone success
to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear
to put something over the top of something else in order to hide or protect it
“to cover up” means
(*ответ*) to put something over the top of something else in order to hide or protect it
to wish someone success
to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear
to approach the place where someone is
“to dress up” means
(*ответ*) to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear, often for a special occasion
to approach the place where someone is
to stop working or having a career, especially something you have been doing for some time
to wish someone success
“to drink to” means
(*ответ*) to wish someone success
to put something over the top of something else in order to hide or protect it
to approach the place where someone is
to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear
“To get a move on” means
(*ответ*) to hurry; be quick
to be serious
to come
to watch / look after
“To get your head round” means
(*ответ*) to understand something complicated or difficult
to feel very nervous before doing something
to try to do something even though you think it will probably not work
to use your hands in an awkward or careless way so that you drop or break things
“to give away” means
(*ответ*) to give something to another person because you do not want or need it any more
to wish someone success
to survive a difficult experience or period of time
to stop working or having a career, especially something you have been doing for some time
“to go off” means
(*ответ*) to explode or make a sudden noise
to tell someone something that they did not know before or had not thought about
to wait or stay somewhere with no real purpose
to admire and respect someone
“To have butterflies in your stomach” means
(*ответ*) to feel very nervous before doing something
to understand something complicated or difficult
to use your hands in an awkward or careless way so that you drop or break things
to try to do something even though you think it will probably not work
“To keep an eye on” means
(*ответ*) to watch / look after
to be serious
to be quick
to come
“to look up to” means
(*ответ*) to admire and respect someone
to tell someone something that they did not know before or had not thought about
to wait or stay somewhere with no real purpose
to explode or make a sudden noise
Ответ эксперта
“I’ll give you a ring this evening” means
(*ответ*) I’ll phone you this evening
you’ll phone me
I’ll greet you
I’ll help you
“To be all fingers and thumbs” means
(*ответ*) to use your hands in an awkward or careless way so that you drop or break things
to try to do something even though you think it will probably not work
to understand something complicated or difficult
to feel very nervous before doing something
“To be up to your neck in smth” means
(*ответ*) to be very busy doing something
to deliberately ignore something that you know should not be happening
to refuse something because you do not believe it is good enough for you
to beat other people very easily
“to come over” means
(*ответ*) to approach the place where someone is
to wish someone success
to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear
to put something over the top of something else in order to hide or protect it
“to cover up” means
(*ответ*) to put something over the top of something else in order to hide or protect it
to wish someone success
to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear
to approach the place where someone is
“to dress up” means
(*ответ*) to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear, often for a special occasion
to approach the place where someone is
to stop working or having a career, especially something you have been doing for some time
to wish someone success
“to drink to” means
(*ответ*) to wish someone success
to put something over the top of something else in order to hide or protect it
to approach the place where someone is
to wear clothes that are more unusual or formal than the ones you usually wear
“To get a move on” means
(*ответ*) to hurry; be quick
to be serious
to come
to watch / look after
“To get your head round” means
(*ответ*) to understand something complicated or difficult
to feel very nervous before doing something
to try to do something even though you think it will probably not work
to use your hands in an awkward or careless way so that you drop or break things
“to give away” means
(*ответ*) to give something to another person because you do not want or need it any more
to wish someone success
to survive a difficult experience or period of time
to stop working or having a career, especially something you have been doing for some time
“to go off” means
(*ответ*) to explode or make a sudden noise
to tell someone something that they did not know before or had not thought about
to wait or stay somewhere with no real purpose
to admire and respect someone
“To have butterflies in your stomach” means
(*ответ*) to feel very nervous before doing something
to understand something complicated or difficult
to use your hands in an awkward or careless way so that you drop or break things
to try to do something even though you think it will probably not work
“To keep an eye on” means
(*ответ*) to watch / look after
to be serious
to be quick
to come
“to look up to” means
(*ответ*) to admire and respect someone
to tell someone something that they did not know before or had not thought about
to wait or stay somewhere with no real purpose
to explode or make a sudden noise
