MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SEE ONE'S WAY»
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Chambers Pocket Dictionary
see one's way clear to to be agreeable to (e.g. lending money). — That's the way!
(used to applaud a response) Good! — under way in motion; progressing. [OE
weg] way of life n a style of living; the living of one's life according to certain ...
Elaine Higgleton, Howard Sargeant, Anne Seaton,
1992
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The Wordsworth Dictionary of Idioms
... has always managed to pay his way. see one's way to (doing) (something) to
be able and willing to (do) (something): Can you see your way to lending me £5?;
He said he couldn't see his way to it. there are no two ways about it it is not 414.
Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick, C. M. Schwarz,
1993
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A Practical and Conversational Dictionary of the English, ...
Way to, To see one's. Way of, To stand in the. Way, To work one's. Way in. Way
out. Wayfarer. Wayfaring, adj. Waylay (friendly), v.a. (hostile). Wayward, adj. We,
vron. Weak, adj. Weaken, e.ct. Weakening. Weakly, adj. Weakness. Weakness for
...
George Frederick Chambers,
1883
... melapangkan / membuka jalan untuk out of the way (= isolated) terpencil to
see one's way (clear) to mendapat kesempatan to stand in the way of
menghalangi / menentang under way dalam perjalanan (journey, voyage);
sedang dikerjakan ...
Stuart Robson, Yacinta Kuriniasih,
2011
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The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, Second Edition
This idiom was first recorded in Australia in 1983 and was popularized in
America in the 19905 through a widely aired commercial for a soft drink. see
one's way to Also, see one's way clear to. Find it possible or feel free to do
something, as in ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
see one's way to or clear to doing something to be able and willing to do it. • that's
the way! a formula of encouragement or approval. • the, this or that way the
manner or tendency of a person's feelings or wishes, etc □ Do you really want it
this ...
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Dictionary of the English and German Languages for Home and ...
~fDlnmt'l1, sep. (rdm, `gel|Jm'men) i. (Í.) 1. to see one's way; (init etto.) ю get on
well, ю succeed in doing s.t., to manage (very д mit etw. “Шеф! Jommcn, ю well);
make a mess of s.t.; mit im. ..!ommen, to get on with s.o.; 2. её lam nod) gerûbe .
Felix Flügel, Immanuel Schmidt, Gustav Tanger,
1905
$1^ Uitifcffi&M «•) to rub (up) the wrong way M RUB to see one's way clear to Jg£l
6 lZ fi t (At Jtt 9 i SfeAfoiCW (Did Franklin see his way clear to help us? Hfiff&^Ji
gftSA fftA*HrBti$fl% ? ) to show the way gftA^Kft ; & ASK (Will you please .v/;mt ...
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Englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englishches wörterbuch mit ...
bringi" ; ffinetn Sen Rom' - feljeii. to pm ttr set one's head to rights; fifli - ftllDi'ti, to
find (or see) one's way, lo set one's self right; Stlieni - .y.'fei right, to lead one into
the right "ay, lo help or assist him; - fi'ilinicn . lo see one's way. to set one's self ...
Christoph Friedrich Grieb,
1885
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A Thesaurus Dictionary of the English Language Designed to ...
... ADVANCE-RETROGRESSION, Taausran; place in one's way, PROFFER-
REFUSAL; put in the way of, EnucAr1oN-M1srsAcmNo, POSSIBILITY-
IMPOSSIBILITY; see one's way, DIFl-'ICULTYFACILITY, .KNOWLEDGE-
IGNORANCE; show the ...
Francis Andrew March,
1906