get on (the bus, train, plane) - ()
get off (the bus, train, plane) - ()
get out of hand - get out of control -
Get over - recover after an illness or bad experience , -
Get rid of - dispose of, discard
Get together - meet with
Get to the bottom - know deeply
get to the point - get to the matter
Give me a break! - spare me
give someone a hand help -
Give someone a lift /a ride - take to some place by car -
give someone a piece of one's mind - criticize frankl y, ,
Give up - stop doing something, stop trying to do something -,
go back on ones word - break a promise ,
Go for it - try to do a new thing
Go from bad to worse - be worse
go out - go to parties, movies
go out of one's way -try very hard
Go to one's head - make too proud
Go to pieces - get very upset, fall apart
Go with the flow - lead quiet life
grow on someone - become liked
had better should ,
have a ball - have a good time
Have a bone to pick - complain or discuss something unpleasant -, -
Have a word with someone - talk to -
have words with someone - argue with someone about something
have it in him - have the ability
Have no business doing something - have no right to do , .
have one's back to the wall - be hard-pressed, on the defensive
have one's hands full - very busy
Have one's heart set on something - want something very much -, -
Have pull - have influence on
Not) have the heart - (not) have the courage to do smth. Unpleasant ()
high and low everywhere ( ..)
hit the nail on the head - say exactly the right thing
hit upon something - to discover
hold it against someone - blame somebody for doing something () -
Hold it! - Stop! Wait! /!
Hold on! - Wait! !
Hold one's own - maintain oneself in a situation, behave as needed , -
hold up - rob using a weapon
ill at ease uncomfortable
In advance - well before
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In a nutshell - in a few words ,
in care of someone - write to one person at the address of another ( )
In cold blood mercilessly
in fact - actually, in reality
in general - generally, generally speaking ,
in one's element - what one likes
in other words - using other words
in plain English - in simple, frank terms
the ins and outs - all info about
in someone's shoes - in another person's position ,
in the long run - in the end
in the same boat - in the same situation
In the clear - free from blame
in time (to do something) - before something begins , - ( -)
it goes without saying - should be clear without words ,
It's on the tip of my tongue -
it's time - should do it right away
