Результаты из Коллективного Словаря Reverso
hit the nail on the headv.
do or say something exactly right
SMHabbr. acron.
Short for "shaking my head".
need smth. like a hole in the headexp.
a humorous way of saying that something is not needed at all
motorboatv.
the act of pushing one's face in between two ample breasts, and rocking one's head side to side very rapidly while making a vigorous, lip-vibrating "brrr" sound
armed to the teethadj.
heavily armed or well-equipped, whether with literal weapons or figuratively, well-prepared ; a possible origin of the phrase are the movies where you’d see pirates biting into their knives, another being the knights covered in armor from head to foot, fully armed to the teeth
ice bucket challengen.
activity involving dumping a bucket of ice water on your head and challenge other three friends to do so in order to promote awareness of the disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and encourage donations to research.
antidisestablishmentarianismn.
Opposition to the disestablishment of the Church of England i.e.the English branch of the Western Christian Church, which combines Catholic and Protestant traditions, rejects the Pope’s authority, and has the monarch as its titular head
XYZexp.
Abbreviation for "eXamine Your Zipper". To let someone know the zipper on the front of his pants is down.
bookjackern.
someone who re-posts a genuine online listing for a book at an inflated price on another website. If someone buys from the bookjacker, he buys the book from the original seller and provides him with the address of the customer. The bookjacker never sees or handles the book, but collects his margin.
bicycle-kickn.
term used in football when a player makes an acrobatic movement using his legs
Pick up artistn.
a person, generally a man, dedicated to improving his skills in attracting and seducing the other sex
no pain, no gainexp.
expression used to point out that one has to struggle or suffer to achieve his goal