Английские идиомы

Flea market

Flesh (something) out

Flex one's muscles

Flight of fancy

Flip one's lid

Flip out

Flirt with the idea of (doing something)

Float (someone) a loan

Float a loan

Flog/beat a dead horse

Flora and fauna

Flunk out

Flush with (something)

Fly by the seat of one's pants

Fly in the face of (something)

Fly in the ointment

Fly into the face of danger

Fly off the handle

Fly the coop

Fly-by-night

Flying high

FM

Foam at the mouth

Foist (something) off on (someone)

Fold (something) up

Fold one's hands

Follow (someone's) lead

Follow in (someone's) footsteps

Follow one's heart

Follow one's nose

Follow orders

Follow suit

Follow the crowd

Follow through on/with (something)

Follow up (something)

Fond of (someone or something)

Food for thought

Fool and his money are soon parted

Fool around

Foot in the door

Foot the bill

Footloose and fancy-free

For a song

For all (something)

For all I care

For all I know

For all intents and purposes

For all one is worth

For all practical purposes

For all the world

For better or worse

For cause

For certain

For crying out loud

For days/hours on end

For dear life

For fear of (something)

For free

For good

For good measure

For instance

For keeps

For kicks

For life

For my money

For once

For one thing

For one's (own) part

For one's (own) sake

For openers

For peanuts

For real

For safekeeping

For sale

For short

For sure

For that matter

For the asking

For the better

For the birds

For the duration (of something)

For the good of (someone or something)

For the heck/hell of it

For the life of (someone)

For the most part

For the record

For the sake of (someone or something)

For the time being

For the world

Forbidden fruit

Force (someone) to the wall

Force someone's hand

Force to be reckoned with

Foregone conclusion

Forever and a day

Forever and ever

Fork money out (for something)

Fork over (some money)

Fork over (something)

Form an opinion

Forty winks

Foul one's own nest

Foul up

Four eyes

Fraidy-cat

Fraught with danger

Freak out

Free and clear

Free and easy

Free as a bird

Free hand

Free translation

Free-for-all

Freeload

Freeze (someone) out

Fresh out of (something)

Frighten (someone) out of his or her wits

Frighten (someone) to death

Frighten the living daylights out of (someone)

Fritter (something) away

From A to Z

From cradle to grave

From dawn to dusk

From day to day

From door to door

From hand to hand

From head to toe

From near and far

From now on

From rags to riches

From scratch

From side to side

From start to finish

From stem to stern

From the bottom of one's heart

From the ground up

From the heart

From the old school

From the outset

From the top

From the word go

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