КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «BURN ONE'S FINGERS»
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Early American Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases
F105 To burn one's Fingers 1718 Byrd Another Secret Diary 329: I believe he'll
have a care how he burns his fingers any more in this business. 1728 JAlexander
in Colden Letters 1.259: And for that purpose had Endeavoured to make them ...
Bartlett Jere Whiting,
1977
to burn one's fingers/ get one's fingers burnt IE. BURN to cross one's fingers M,
CROSS to get/ pull one's fingers out [fi] ^MMif i ; WifffcJtlft to give someone the
finger (["iSAiSt * to have a finger in ; Hj- gfl-ll- (I'm sure they will have a finger in it.
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Idiomatic Expressions with English Grammar' 99 Ed.
BUNCH OF FIVES — punch with a clenched fist BURN ONE'S FINGERS BURN
ONE'S FINGERS BURN OUT BURN THE. BURN ONE'S BRIDGES BEHIND
BUMPS AND GRINDS BUM'S RUSH wiggles made by a showgirl to rush
someone; ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
See also MONEY TO BURN under MONEY, burn one's boats or bridges colloq to
do something which makes it impossible for one to return to one's former situation
or way of life, etc; to destroy all chance of escape or retreat, burn one's fingers ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
burn one's fingers or get one's fingers burnt colloa to suffer, often financially, as a
result of getting involved in or interfering with something foolish, dangerous, risky,
etc. • burn a hole in one's pocket said of money that one is very eager to ...
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Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch: mit ...
... to move a finger; ben - im Spielc (>aben, ben - jUif&n ent>«* flecfen. (anal.) to
have one's finger in the pie; fldj We - M ttati berbtennen, to burn one's fingers in
meddling with any thing, to come off a loser by interfering; bit - na$ . . . le(f«n, to
be ...
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Concise English Dictionary
... burned up (US slang) angry, bum in to fix and render durable by intense heat:
to imprint indelibly, burn one's boats to cut oneself off from al! chance of retreat: to
stake everything on success; burn one's fingers, get one's fingers burnt to suffer ...
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The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, Second Edition
3. burn one's fingers Harm oneself, as in I'm staying awayfrom risky stocks; I've
burned myfingers often enough. Some believe this expression came from a
legend about a monkey who gets a cat to pull its chestnuts out of the fire (see
CAT's ...
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Rajpal Dictionary Of English Idioms & Phrases
... yet he burns cigarettes off friends Burn one's boats: To decide once for all *
When we decided to leave our village, we had burnt our boats Burn one's fingers:
To suffer due to one's mistake * He got his fingers badly burnt dabbling in the
stock ...
get one's fingers burnt/burn one's fingers to suffer because one has interfered,
taken part in buying and selling of shares etc: Several people have got involved
in her problems and burned their fingers doing so; He got his fingers badly
burned ...
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Let's get down to brass-tracks (not tin-tacks)
'Don't get your hand burnt' ('Atha putcha ganna epa') too may have been derived from the English 'burn one's fingers'. 'To bury the hatchet' is ... «The Island.lk, Мар 12»