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Terms for subject Idiomatic containing что нужно | all forms | in specified order only
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больше, чем нужноabove and beyond (I appreciate your kindness; you did above and beyond to help me Taras)
быть тем, чем нужноfit the bill (Can't wait to start riding your motorcycle? Then why not do it with a fantastic helmet that protects you, looks great and fits comfortably. The Scorpion EXO-490 fits the bill perfectly. В.И.Макаров)
всё, что мне нужно – любовьall I need is love (Alex_Odeychuk)
иметь всё, что нужноfit the bill (I'm looking for someone with several years of publishing experience and you seem to fit the bill. Val_Ships)
найти то, что нужноbe onto sth. (having done or discovered something important, special, etc.: "When the crowd responded to the show so positively, we realized we were onto something." (Merriam-Webster): If I could convince my dad, I knew I was on to something. He hates going on vacation anywhere else but his parents' farm in Manitoba. ART Vancouver)
не нужно ремонтировать то, что не сломалосьif it's not broken, don't fix it! (Andrey Truhachev)
не нужно ремонтировать то, что не сломалосьif it ain't broke, don't fix it (Andrey Truhachev)
нужно признать, что это такthere's that ('She'll be madder than a wet hen!' 'Yes, there's that.' ART Vancouver)
сделать всё, что нужноhit all the bases (hitting all bases is basically fulfilling all tasks, doing all that is to be done in the correct way. This term is very americanised. Comes from baseball terminology. Marina_Onishchenko)
сделать не то, что нужноplay a wrong card (Bobrovska)
то, что вам нужноright up your alley (You like cooking, don't you? This book will be right up your alley! Interex)
то, что нужноhit the spot (The penguin sees an ice-cream shop and, being a penguin in Arizona, decides that something cold would really hit the spot. • She was wearing a Jacques Fath sports costume because she liked Jacques Fath sports costumes. And she was drinking gin and tonic because it was one of those warm evenings when a gin and tonic just hits the spot. (P.G. Wodehouse) ART Vancouver)