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have words with s m b have one's eye on положить глаз (присмотреть ч-л) • I have had my eyes on a dress in the shop across the road for some time. • I've got my eye on a really nice sofa - I just hope we can afford it. have one's hands full забот/хлопот полон рот • She must have her hands full with those four children to look after. have one's head screwed on (the right way) и м е т ь г о л о в у на п л е ч а х • Robert has his head screwed on the right way - if he gets lost he'll ask someone for directions. have one's wits about one не терять головы; сохранять самообладание • Cycling is po¬ tentially very dangerous in London - you really need to have your wits about you. have pull with smb (Am) иметь блат/связи; «волосатая рука» • Let's ask Ann to help us. She has pull with the mayor. • She had pull with several of the board members. have seen better days знавать лучшие дни (о старой вещи) • My coat has seen better days, but it is very warm. have s m b ' s number (Am inf) раскусить к-л (понять) • I've got Tom's number. He's ambitious. have smth at one's fingertips знать как свои пять пальцев 83 (предмет); собаку съесть • He has the history of the firm at his fingertips. have smth on the brain (inf) зациклиться; только одно на уме • He has football on the brain and talks about it all the time. • John has nothing but girls on the brain. have the DTs белая горячка • When she gets the DTs, she can't even hold a glass in her hand. have the gift of the gab язык хорошо подвешен • Politi cians need to have the gift of the gab. have the patience of a saint иметь ангельское терпение • To train animals successfully, you have to have the patience of a saint. have the time of one's life отвести душу; насладиться полностью • They are having the time of their lives in London. have too many irons in the fire за все хвататься (делать много дел одновременно); взваливать на себя слишком много • Besides writing books, Oliver does translation work and teaching. He's continually overworked because he simply has too many irons in the fire. have words with smb обменяться «парой ласковых»; выговаривать к-л • He's in a foul mood - I think they've been having words. • There were several penal¬ ties and the referee had words with one of the players after the match.
