КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «READ SOMEONE LIKE A BOOK»
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I Can
Read You
Like a Book: How to Spot the Messages and ...
If you want to “read someone like a book,” you need to look at the entire text and
not just the section titles. Another common misconception is that crossed arms
always signify a barrier, a defensive gesture to block someone out, primarily ...
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Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms
... something particularly noteworthy. informal o The expression is based on the
notion of a sporting or other achievement that merits a permanent record. read
someone like a book: see READ. suit someone's book be convenient or
acceptable ...
... book something which can be understood easily or whose meaning etc is
easily seen: His intentions and plans are always an open book to people who
know him. read (someone) like a book to understand completely someone's
character, ...
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The Wordsworth Dictionary of Idioms
... book something which can be understood easily or whose meaning etc is
easily seen: His intentions and plans are always an open book to people who
know him. read (someone) like a book to understand completely someone's
character, ...
Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick, C. M. Schwarz,
1993
... to read someone like a book If i§ !tt A fl;J Sf) t$l (I know exactly what you're up
to: I can read you like a book\ $c tc ± 3S it <j> &ffi£i£% - ftlHMEttMt • ) to read
someone's mind #tbSi AM-6.B to read the riot act 'M^f^flft (Your son often came
late ...
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Sterling Dictionary of Idioms
... subject which one knows nothing about Astrophysics is a closed book to me.
an open book something which can be understood easily His intentions are an
open book to those who know him. read someone like a book understand
someone ...
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A Dictionary of Anglo-American Proverbs & Proverbial ...
To be an open book (APP 37) 1942 "My life has always been an open book." (p.
128) Charteris, Leslie. The Saint Steps In. 1942. Garden City, NY: Doubleday,
Doran and Company, 1943. To read someone like a book (APP 37; ODEP 665;
MP ...
George B. Bryan, Wolfgang Mieder,
2005
One can even read between the lines, read someone like a book, read lips, and
read something into something else. Those thousands who leave school every
year still unable to read can never lead more than half a life. If you are given rede
, ...
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Date...or Soul Mate?: How to Know If
Someone Is Worth ...
... on your second date—to help yourself decide whether to continue dating this
person? We've talked in the previous chapters about the importance of getting to
know yourself well and listing qualities 61 How to Read Someone Like a Book.
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Anglické obrazné fráze
a idiomy - English as easy as ABC
to read someone like a book – číst něčí myšlenky, prohlédnout někoho “
Whenever my nephew visits me, it is always to ask for money. No matter how
carefully he leads up to the subject, I can read him like a book.” I can read him
like a book.