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375. Get one's head into one's noose, to

попасти в чиюсь пастку, пійматися;

Let him once get his head into the painter's noose, and there would be not one but many chances (J. Galsworthy).

376. get one's hooks into {one, something), to амер. розм. оволодіти (кимсь, чимсь), захопити (когось, щось'), вчепитися (в ко­ гось, щось); заарештувати (когось);

...The fella [= fellow] they got hooks on was married (A. Cronin),

get one's ice legs, to див. F-553.

get (або put) one's ideas into shape,

to продумати, обміркувати щось, упорядку­вати свої думки.

get one's Indian (або Irish) up, to див. F-848.

get (або have} one's knife in (або into) one, to (тж. to put a' knife in one; to put the knife into one) спалахнути гнівом проти когось; розкритикувати когось;

Mother's fearfully bitter when she gets her knife in (J. Galsworthy).

I suppose you have your knife in me. But T wasn't altogether to blame (A. Cronin).

"He needn't be afraid of me on that account. I wouldn't have his job if it were offered to me."

"But he doesn't think so," replied Easton. "and that's why he's got his knife into you" (R. Tres-sell).

It's only right you should know there's a sec­tion that's dying to put a knife in you (A. Cronin).

Jadwin put the knife into me (F. Norris).

get one's knuckles rapped (for), to див. С-400.

get one's land legs (або land-legs), to див. F-554.

get one's leave, to див. В-672.

get one's liberty, to вийти на сво­ боду.

get one's living, to див. В-3050.

get (або have, have taken) one's load, to (тж. to have a load) діал. або амер. сл. напитися, набратися, надудлитися, насми­ катися, налигатися. „

get one's lug in one's loof, to заст.

І бути притягнутим до відповідальності; бути • j підданим суворій критиці.

388. get one's mind off (one, something), to облишити, припинити думати про (ко­ гось, щось);

...Не could not get his mind off her condition (Th. Dreiser).

get one's monkey up, to див. F-84S.

get one's neck into a n.oose, to всунути голову в петлю, влізти в пастку;

І think your proposals can get bolh our necks into nooses (S. Heytn).

39!. get (або set) (one's) nerves on edge, to [тж. to get on (або upon) one's nerves;'' to eat at one's nerves; to jar on nerves; to jar upon one's nerves] дратувати нерви, дратувати, роздратовувати когось; dits. тж. G-599;

But ihe pause set his nerves on edge. He Fidgeted under his father's stare (J. Lindsay),

I simply threw up my job because it got on my nerves (A. Cronin).

So long as I am doing anything, however purposeless, I feel fine. It's inactivity that just eats at my nerves (7. Cornford).

get one's number, to див. F-586.

get one's own back, to duo. G-231.

get one's own way (або will), to див. F-903.

get one's peep (at або of), to due. H-444.

get one's pennyworth, to розм. І) ціл­ ком виправдати свої витрати, одержати своє; 2) бути суворо покараним; дістати'' сувору нагінку.

get one's rag out, to див. F-848 та G-548.

get one's sea legs (або sea-legs), to див. F-558.

get one's shirt off (або out), to див. F-848.

get one's shoes on, to зайняти чиєсь місце, посаду; див. тж. F-509;

You're only the ex-provost — you're not the king of the castle any more — it's our dear friend Grier-son that's got your shoes on now. and it's him I'm wanting to speak to (A, Cronin).

401. get one's (або the) step, to аійськ. жарг. підвищитися по посаді, зайняти вишу посаду;

You... got your step in the field at the glorious battle ol Bunker's Hill (B. Shaw).

402. get one's stripes, to військ, дістати чин, звання; див. тж. L-1337.

get

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403. get (або keep) one's tail up, to бути в гарному настрої, не втрачати бадьорості,

[не занепадати духом;

І He was a Northumbrian too, and his "tail still tup," as he expressed it (J. Galsworthy).

404. get one's teeth into something, to сер­ йозно, з запалом, з ентузіазмом взятися за

Ьцось, приступити до здійснення чогось;

Не had found something to get his teeth into.

He had not contributed fo the operation. The

location from which the appeal was made had

been found without him... But he would bring the

Houdspeakers (S. Heym).

' 405. get one's ticket, to див. В-672.

get one's time, to див. В-672.

get one's walking orders (або papers, ticket), to див. В-672.

get one's walking-orders (або walk- .ing-papers, walking-ticket), to див. В-672.

get one's way, to див. F-903.

410. get (або have, take) one's whack, to розм. одержати вдосталь, доволі; напитися,

.наїстися досхочу, по саму зав'язку;

І don't care about much wine afterwards — 1 take my whack, at dinner — I mean my share, you know; and when I have had as much as I want I toddle up to tea (W. Thackeray).

411. get one's will, to див. F-903.

, 4І2. get one's wind, to див. С-385, 1)..

get one's wish, to дістати те, що ба­ жаєш.

get one up on one's ears, to a.uep. груб, розсердити, розлютити когось; викли­ кати чиєсь обурення.

get on in life (або in years), to ста­ рішати;

He was getting on in life: the dark hair was growing thin on top and a little grey at the sides (F. Harris).

Dr. Galbraith was getting on in years. His large practice, which extended widely from Leven-ford town into the Winton countryside, had become too much for him (A. Cronin).

get on in the world, to див. В-1379, 1).

get on in years, to див. G-415.

get on like a house on fire, to 1)успіш- ho, швидко просуватися вперед; робити значні успіхи;

I've a sort of bet on that I'll pass her off as a duchess in six months. I started on her some months ago; and she's getting, on like a house on fire (B. Shaw).

2) ладити один з одним; жити дружно.

get on one's feet, to див. В-126Ї.

get on one's hind legs, to див. В-1268.

421. get on one's hobby, to сісти на свого конька, почати говорити на улюблену тему;

І think myself I'm a little enigmatical when I get on my hobby (E. Yates).

get on one's nerves, to див. G-39I.

get on the air (to), to зв'язатися по радіо.

get on the ball! амер. сл. швидше!, жвавіше!, мерщій!, ворушись!;

"Does the telephone work now?" "No, Captain — not yet."

"Try the radio, then! Get on the ball;" (S. Heym).

425. get (one) on the bounce, to розм. одружитися на жінці, скориставшись тим, що її покинули;

Within a fortnight she was dating Dave's older brother, George. Everyone who knew her observed cynically, "He's getting her on the bounce!" (D. Carter).

426. get on the high horse, to див. В-1340,

1).

427. get (або have, take, заст. catch) (one) on (або upon) the hip, to тримати когось в руках, під своєю владою; бути хазяїном становища [to catch (one) on the hip шекс- пірівсвкий вираз; The Merchant of Venice, д. І, сц. 3];

Now, infidel, I have thee on the hip (W. Shake­speare) .

428. get on the inside, to амер. знати всі подробиці чогось, всю підноготну; стати своєю людиною;

What you want to do is to get on the insids of that society game (U. Sinclair).

get on the right side of one, to див. B-921.

get on the river, to див. F-915.

get on the trail, to потрапити, напасти на слід; див. тж. 0-207.

get on the water-wagon, to див.І B-14I9.

get (one) on the wire, to зв'язатися j по телефону (з кимсь);

I got him on the wire, but he said he was too) busy to see me (S. Heym).

get on the wrong side of one, to див.\ B-910.

get on the wrong side of the fence, to див. В-І362.

get on the wrong side of the law, to див. В-1429.

get on to the ropes, to див. L-399.

get

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438. get on well (with), to ладити, мирно жити (з кимсь);

The three of them got on very well (7. Sotn-merf.ield).

439. get on with it! сл. жвавіше!, кінчай Це!;

...Не would mutter: "Gad! Get on with it!" (I. Galsworthy).

get out а (або the) vote, to амгр. домогтися активної участі своїх можливих прибічників у голосуванні, виборах.

get out of bed (або of the bed) (on) the wrong side, to [тж. to get out of bed with the wrong foot foremost; to get up on the wrong side (of the bed);- (to get up with one's wrong foot foremost; to leave one's bad (або couch) on the wrong side; to rise on the wrong side] ^ встати на ліву ногу або лівою ногою; ,

You must have got out on the wrong side of the bed this morning (Th. Hardy).

He got out of bed with the wrong foot foremost, and I believe there is something gone amiss with the manager of the theatre here, or the orchestra or something (E. Lyall).

When Mrs. Wordrop was in her fiery mood, or had left her couch on the wrong side, as the ple­beian Mr. Pritchard said, one could not help think­ing of the precariousncss of the weekly pound (W. Maxwell).

get out of control, to див. В-565.

get out of hand, to див. В-1461.

get out of here! див. А-1084.

get out of my sight! див. А-1084.

get out of one's clutches, to вирва­ тися з чиїхсь лап, лабетів, пазурів; дав. тж. F-118.

get out of one's depth, to див. B-568.

get (або put) (one, so'mething) out of one's head (або mind, thoughts), to викину­ ти з думки, голови; перестати думати про (когось, щось); див. тж. D-429;

You must put all thought of... this man Mathry right out of your head (A. Cronin).

"I wonder what Samson would do without him?"

There was no response to this mild sentiment, and Roy put them out of his mind (7. Aldridge). •

Just go back to your sunshine and your darkies, and put me out of your thoughts (/. Galsworthy).

449. get out of one's (060 the) way, to забратися геть з шляху, не перешкоджати, не стояти на перешкоді комусь;

I'd be a bother. Besides, you'll have your own arrangements. I might not know enough to- get out of the way (M. Wilson).

get out of order, to зіпсуватися.

get out of step, to збитися з йоги,' перестати йти в ногу; пере/і, піти іншим шляхом; не коритися;

And today, in reality, the British government has only one pitiful argument for keeping the embargo [on trade with Socialist countries), name­ly that they do not want to get out of step with their American allies (L. M., Jan, }956).

452. 'get out of temper, to втратити спокій, рівновагу, самовладання;

"Don't get out of temper, Mouldy!" said he.! "Smifficld's green, that's what it is" (J. Green­wood).

get out of the bed (on) the wrong side, to див. G-441.

get out of the rain, to див. С-1000.

get (one) out of the scrape, to допо­ могти (комусь) вийти з утруднення, біди;

"You have head enough їог both of us, Beck,"' said he.

"You're sure to get us out of the scrape". (W. Thackeray).

456. get (one) out of the shoal water, to

допомогти вийти з скрутного становища (комусь; часто матеріально);

"Och, a shokin' powerful shame. It'll get you out of the shoal water anyways" said Billy. (H. Caine).

get out of the way, to див. G-449.

get (one, something) out of the way,

to здихатися, позбутися, усунути з шляху (когось, щось);

Не had the strongest reasons for wishing to get me out of the way before I could convey my knowledge to anyone else (A. Doyle).

get out of the wood, to виплутатися, вийти з утруднення, з небезпечного стано­ вища.

get outside of something, to див B-1513.

get out the vote, to див. G-440.

get out with yon! див. А-Т084.

get over something, to (тж. to plough through something; to wade through some­ thing) здолати щось, покінчити з чимсь (часто важким або нудним);

You've got over the fatigues of the journey, have you? (Ch, Dickens).

To-day the novel-reviewer [in England; ploughs week after week through dismal acres of printed pages only to shrink from the second-rate emotions and adolescent relationships in cynical disgust <R. Fox).

The next morning he looked over the papers ana waded through a long list of advertisements, mak­ing a few notes (Th. Dreiser).

464. get over the footlights, to театр, мати

get

385

get

vcnix, подобатися глядачеві (про п'єсу, ви­ставу).

get past one's guard, to [tdk. to throw (one) off the guard; to throw one off one's guard] обманути, приспати чиюсь пильність; захопити когось зненацька; див. тою. Р-Н97 та Р-1501.

get (something) pat, to запам'ятати, знати напам'ять (щось);

"Who is this new person?" said Soames abruptly.

"That we don't know. She'll swear to the fact, and she's got his appearance pat" (/. Gals-worthy).

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