PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «LAY AT SOMEONE'S DOOR»
lay at someone's door
someone
door
movie
script
with
dignity
gracefully
tactfully
collins
always
official
comprehensive
authoritative
rely
date
insights
into
language
trends
laid
means
access
escape
success
blame
responsibility
doors
open
wordreference
show
order
meaning
definitions
infoplease
hold
accountable
impute
leave
allow
possibility
accommodation
change
information
from
answers
make
responsible
something
usually
discreditable
poems
written
works
findagentx
dark
poetry
idioms
sliding
memidex
sense
specific
hinged
panel
closing
american
heritage
second
edition
back
beat
path
behind
closed
close
darken
foot
keep
wolf
nbsp
sterling
book
when
found
them
quite
unreasonable
request
getting
boisterous
party
showed
person
that
emergency
exit
mistake
outside
buildings
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wait
again
after
long
winter
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «LAY AT SOMEONE'S DOOR»
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The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, Second Edition
... BACK DOOR; BEAT A PATH TO SOMEONE'S DOOR; BEHIND CLOSED
DOORS; CLOSE THE DOOR ON; DARKEN SOMEONE'S DOOR; FOOT IN THE
DOOR; KEEP THE WOLF FROM THE DOOR; LAY AT SOMEONE'S DOOR;
LEAVE ...
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The Sterling Book of Idioms
... when he found them quite unreasonable. to show someone the door to request
someone to leave When she saw him getting too boisterous at the party she
showed him the door. to lay at someone's door to blame a person for something
that ...
5. lay at someone's door, to hold someone accountable for: We laid the blame jor
the mistake at his door. 6. out of doors, outside of buildings; in the open: We
couldn't wait to get out oj doors again after the long winter. 7. show someone the
...
4
Power Verbs for Job Seekers: Hundreds of Verbs and Phrases ...
ANSWER FOR (1) assume or take responsibility for ATTRIBUTE (1) accredit;
ascribe; assign; attach; classify; connect; credit to; designate; impute; lay at
someone's door; make part of BLOVIATE (1) hold forth in a pompous self-
centered way; ...
Michael Lawrence Faulkner, Michelle Faulkner-Lunsford, 2013
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The Chambers Dictionary
... doorstep selling going from house to house to (try to) sell goods or services; lay
at someone's door to blame someone (for); leave the door open to preserve a
situation in which something remains possible: next door (to) in the next house; ...
6
2001 French and English idioms:
N'essayez pas de porter la main sur lui! to lay an egg-faire un four That
dramatist's latest play laid an egg. La dernière pièce de ce dramaturge a fait un
four. to lay at someone's door-mettre sur le dos de quelqu'un Don't lay your
problems at my ...
François Denoeu, David Sices, Jacqueline B. Sices, 1982
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Dictionaries and other wordbooks
5. lay at someone's door, to hold someone accountable for: We laid the blame for
the mistake at his door. 6. out of doors, outside of buildings; in the open: We
couldn't wait to get out of doors again after the long winter. 7. show someone the
...
William Reynolds, Paideia, inc., New York, 1974
"To lie at one's door " = ser carga o responsabilidad para alguno ; " to lay at
someone's door " = echar a uno la culpa; "with closed doors "=a puerta cerrada ; "
to be at the door " -estar a las puertas de, ser inminente; "to throw open the door
to" ...
"To lie at one's door"=ser carga o responsabilidad para alguno ; " to lay at
someone's door " = echar a uno la culpa; "with closed doors " = a puerta cerrada ;
" to be at the door " = estar a las puertas de, ser inminente; "to throw open the
door to ...
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Why, What, How to Read: Different Skills for Different Readings
38. to make one's gorge rise a. to swallow greedily b. to stuff with food 39. to keep
an eye out for a. to attract someone's attention b. to have an advantage in mind
40. to lay at someone's door a. to be the responsibility of b. to hold someone ...
