Результаты из Коллективного Словаря Reverso
burst at the seamsv.
to be filled beyond regular capacity; a garment like trousers you're wearing and bursting at the seams (whether because they shrank in the wash or you gained weight) would be a perfect literal example of this idiom and figuratively, it means: to be beyond full.
can't be arsedexp.
if you can't be arsed to do something, you can't be bothered to do it (you are too lazy to do it)
wet behind the earsadj.
phrase to qualify someone naive, inexperienced or immature; it alludes to newborn animals totally wet from the amniotic fluid during birth.The mother would then proceed to lick the baby animal thoroughly, but the indentation behind the ears (typically with a baby calf) would still be wet.
up for itexp.
"to be up for it" means to be willing to participate
it has a ring to itexp.
it sounds interesting or attractive
it is what it isexp.
means "that's just the way it is"
it hit meexp.
it occurred to me, I suddenly thought of it, I had an idea all of a sudden
be a prickexp.
be stupid
green ITn.
new trend in computing to take into account the environmental aspect when designing IT systems.
GR8exp.
acronym for "great"
be right on the moneyv.
be exactly right
it's got bits in itn.
means a liquid is not clear: this tea's got bits in it, I don't like yogurt with bits in it