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  1. Be in low spirits, to див. В-440, 2).

  2. Be in low water, to див. В-440, 1).

  3. be in luck, to (тж. to be in luck's way) щастити; див. тж. В-1469;

"Cousin Harry, you are in luck," said my lord (W. Thackeray)."

"I'm in luck's way," he cried. "I wanted to see you" (A. Doyle).

  1. be in luck's way, to див. В-901.

  2. be in mourning for one's washer­ woman, to жарт, мати брудний одяг, бути одягненим у брудний одяг.

  3. be in need, to бідувати, жити в злид­ нях.

  4. be (або stand) in need of something, to [тж. to feel the need of something; to have need of (або to) something] мати, відчувати потребу ,в чомусь; див. тж. В-1043;

Sir Leicester is not aware that any client of Mr. Tulkinghorn has been in need of his assistance (Ch. Dickens').

I hope he mayn't stand in need of his philosophy (Ch. Dickens).

906. be in no hurry, to розм. не поспішати, не квапитися; мати багато часу; див. тж. В-826;

І am sure I hope that he will be in no hurry to repeat his visit (R. Broughton).

907. be in no mood (to do або say some­ thing), to не мати бажання (щось зробити, сказати); див. тж. В-829 та В-999;

The men were in no mood for passive resistance and fighting within the bonds of legal action (K. S. Prichard).

908. be in no shape (to do something), to бути неспроможним (зробити щось);

"Where's your truck?" he asked his uncle. "Out­side? You're in no shape to drive" (D. Carter).

909. be in office, to бути при владі.

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910. be in (або fall, into, get into) one's bad (або black) books (або graces), to [тж. to be (або fall into, get into) the bad (або black) books (або graces) of one; to be out

.'of one's books; to get on the wrong side of one] бути зневаженим кимсь, не мати чиєїсь прихильності, втратити чиюсь прихильність; див. тж. В-40 та В-921;

"І am in Lady Agatha's black books at present," answered Dorian, with a funny look of penitence (O. Wilde).

But you must be anxious to hear of Anna Lynn. Poor Anna! who had fallen so terribly into the black books of the town (H. Wood).

And Kit mustn't get in his father's bad books (]. Lindsay).

I am rather out of her books just now, but you will be quite in favour if you treat her live-stock well (Th. Hardy).

1 didn't want to get on the wrong side of David­son (Th. Dreiser).

  1. be (або run) in one's beard, to заст. відкрито і рішуче протидіяти комусь; обра­ жати когось.

  2. be in one's black books (або graces), to див. В-910.

  3. be in one's bones, to див. F-371.

  4. be in one's coat, to див. В-936.

  5. be in one's confidence, to (тж. to be in the confidence of one) користуватися чи­ їмсь довір'ям;

You never see more than the outside, but then I am in dear Dolly's confidence (Ch. Yonge).

  1. be in one's cups, to див. В-769.

  2. be in one's element, to бути у своїй стихії, почувати себе як риба у воді [етим. фр. etre dans son element]; див. тж. В-1474;

My dear, it was the greatest fun. Giles was in his element (D. du Maurier).

  1. be in one's employ, to (тж. to be in the employ of one) служити, бути на службі у когось, працювати у когось, бути найня­ тим кимсь.

  2. be in one's gears, to заст. за роботою, готовий до роботи, в робочому настрої.

  3. be in one's glory, to ,розм. розгорну­ тися на всю широчінь (особл. мати можли­ вість виявити свої здібності тощо).

  4. be in (або fall into, get into, keep in) one's good books (або graces), to [тж. to be in (або fall into, get into, keep in) the good books (або graces) of one; to gain (або get) one's good graces; to gain (або get) the good graces of one; to stand fair with one; to stand in one's good graces; to stand in the good graces of one; to get on the right side of one] Мати чиюсь прихильність, ласку, здобути

чиєсь прихильне ставлення; див. тж. В-910 та G-1506;

Easton had been working for Rushton & Co. for a fortnight, and had been wise enough to stand Crass a drink on several occasions: he was con­sequently in that gentleman's good books for the time being (K. Tressell).

Pen, with a laugh, said that "at one time he did think he was pretty well in Miss Amory's good graces" (W. Thackeray).

1 was mistaken when I said that I was in the good graces of all (7. London).

Cory and Lammence too were only here to keep in his good books (F. Har.dy).

There were others who by judicious administrat­ion of pipefuls of tobacco and pints of beer, manag­ed to keep in Grass's good graces and often retain­ed their employment when better workmen were "stood off" (R. Tressell).

He stood very high in the good graces of this same Boadicea (W. Scott).

"It may have been just as well to get on the right side of Bill Fogarty," Morris conceded. "I owe him a few pounds" (K. S. Prichard).

922. be in one's hands, to (тж. to be in the hands of one) цілком залежати від когось;

You have seen or heard of such things before. Give me some advice. I'm in your hands (A. Doyle).

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