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Terms for subject Informal containing the book | all forms | in specified order only
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by the bookдотошный (Management was by the book for everything. joyand)
by-the-bookдотошный (joyand)
call every name in the bookчихвостить (VLZ_58)
give every excuse in the bookпривести массу отговорок (Вариант перевода.: He had been giving every excuse in the book [not to go to treatment] and he had finally lost his job because of his addiction Alexander Oshis)
give every excuse in the bookпривести кучу отговорок (Вариант перевода.: He had been giving every excuse in the book [not to go to treatment] and he had finally lost his job because of his addiction Alexander Oshis)
give every excuse in the bookпривести тысячу отговорок (Вариант перевода.: He had been giving every excuse in the book [not to go to treatment] and he had finally lost his job because of his addiction Alexander Oshis)
in the bookсуществующий
in the bookимеющийся в наличии
off-the-bookчёрная бухгалтерия (Katrin111)
put a book in the wrong placeзаставлять книгу
throw the bookстрого наказывать (throw the book at – to punish or reprimand severely; "I just knew the professor would throw the book at me for being late with my paper"; This expression originally meant “sentence a convicted person to the maximum penalties allowed,” the book being the roster of applicable laws. Its figurative use dates from the mid-1900s Taras)
throw the bookстрого наказать (Taras)
throw the bookнаказывать (Taras)
throw the bookобвинять во всех смертных грехах (кого-либо Taras)
throw the bookотчитать (Taras)
throw the bookподвергнуть суровой критике (Taras)
throw the bookсделать строгий выговор (Taras)
true to the bookблизко к тексту (The film is true to the book. 4uzhoj)