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fool around When he told her about the dog's death, she folded up. • When his wife left him, he simply folded up. fool around (inf) 1. болтаться, слоняться без де¬ ла, валять д у р а к а , бездель¬ ничать • Stop fooling around, we have serious work to do. • If you go to college, you must work, not fool around. 2. крутить роман, ухаживать • Don't fool around with another man's wife. • I'll bet you were fool¬ ing around with Miss Roach. fork out/over/up (inf) раскошелиться, выложить де¬ нежки • We've done the work but the customer won't fork out. • He had to fork over $50 to have the car repaired. • His old man's forked up at last. fritter away транжирить, тратить впустую (время, деньги) • It's easy to frit¬ ter away a fortune if you're not care¬ ful. • You've been frittering away the whole afternoon instead of working. frown on/upon косо смотреть, не одобрять • Society frowns upon such beha¬ viour. • My Grandfather has always frowned on spending money need¬ lessly. fudge on (inf) увиливать (от ответа) •The owner is fudging on the question of an in­ crease in wages. • The board of di­ rectors has been fudging on the ques­ tion of pay increases for the workers. G gang up on/against (inf) ополчиться на к-л • They are ganging up against you. • It is not fair for an entire group to gang up on one person. get above oneself задирать нос, важничать • She's got a bit above herself since she went to live in London. • She's been getting above herself since she won the singing competition. get along with 1. ладить, находить общий язык • The proprietor of that men's store gets along well with his employees. • The two children are getting along very well. 2. продвигаться, делать успехи, преуспевать • He is getting along very well with his English. • How is Tom getting along with his new book? get at smb (inf) пилить (ругать, критиковать); доставать (надоедать) • She's always getting at her husband for not helping her with the housework. • You are always getting at me. get away сбежать (часто с места престу¬ пления); вырваться (уехать) • We always try to get away from the noise and heat of the city for a month or two each summer. • The bank robbers used a stolen car to get away. get away with сходить с рук • He might 198 (inf) have