10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAVE ONE'S HEART IN ONE'S BOOTS»
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The Chambers Dictionary
... have one's heart in it (often in neg) to have enthusiasm for what one is doing;
have one's heart in one's boots to feel a sinking of the spirit; have one's heart In
one's mouth to be in trepidation, great fear or anxiety; have one's heart In the right
...
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>L-&&*&. ±M->) to have one's heart in one's boots .iSlllffl. ft I Ifi ; gLt.&fr (I was lost
...
Have one's hands full Have all the work one can do; be fully occupied The printer
said that he had his hands full and could not take any further work till next month.
Have one's heart in one's boots Feel deeply discouraged. feel hopeless The ...
Prof. V.N. Sadasiva Rau, Sura College of Competition, 2004
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Idiomatic Expressions with English Grammar' 99 Ed.
... FULL HAVE ONE'S HAND TIED HAVE ONE'S HEAD IN THE CLOUDS HAVE
ONE'S HEAD SCREWED ON BACKWARD HAVE ONE'S HEART IN ONE'S
BOOTS HAVE ONE'S HEART IN THE RIGHT PLACE HAVE ONE'S HIDE HAVE
ONE'S ...
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The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary:
In 6 Volumes
... *I1*1 i To have in the heart- To be deeply interested in it : To have one's heart
in One's boots — To be greatly depressed csp. by terror ; ( «C3 ) ^"tt5? 5««1 1 To
have one's heart in one's mouth— '1 o be violently alarmed at or startled; ...
... have one's heart in one's boots to be very depressed or lacking in hope: The
boy's heart was in his boots as he arrived home because he knew his mother
would be angry with him for tearing his jersey. have one's heart in one's mouth to
be ...
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Sterling Dictionary of Idioms
have one's heart in one's boots be very sad or depressed or gloomy Ever since
she heard the news of her friend 's death she 's had her heart in her boots. one's
heart bleeds for somebody (often ironic) one pities or feels sorry for somebody ...
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The Wordsworth Dictionary of Idioms
... heart. have one's heart in one's boots to be very depressed or lacking in hope:
The boy's heart was in his boots as he arrived home because he knew his mother
would be angry with him for tearing his jersey. have one's heart in one's mouth ...
Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick, C. M. Schwarz, 1993
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
have one's heart in it usually with negatives to have enthusiasm for what one is
doing. • have one's heart in one's boots to feel a sinking of the spirit. • have one's
heart in one's mouth or throat to be very frightened, worried, anxious or excited.
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Multi-Functional English-Chinese Dictionary
iMM^)3t^: £^Js , *IIMMilIlE4}g„ zl cong ta de zhang fu qu shl hou, ta jiu mo mo de
ren shou zhe tong ku zl ji sheng huo. Phrase: have one's heart in one's boots =
have one's heart in one's mouth = my heart stood still#^!^^/i> f^^lfUhS^fei chang ...
