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Used when talking about the reckless spending of money начать обучение		to burn a hole in one's pocket When I get my salary I just have to spend it, the money burns a hole in my pocket.
Old-fashioned. начать обучение		old hat I don't like this suit, it's so old hat.
To be the boss of a family or household. начать обучение		to wear the trousers in the house/family It happens more and more often that the woman is the person who wears the trousers in the family.
Used to tell someone to shut up. начать обучение		Put a sock in it. Oh, just put a sock in it and stop complaining.
To have an extremely close relationship, especially at work. начать обучение		to work hand in glove This computer is designed to work hand in glove with the new software.
To argue or compete without controlling your actions or feelings. начать обучение		to take the gloves off Don't make me take the gloves off, we both don't want it.
To lose all your money (usually in a business venture or by gambling). начать обучение		to lose one's shirt He went into business with Thomson and lost his shirt.

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