To be long in the tooth идиома что значит
long in the tooth
1 long in the tooth
He was too long in the tooth to fool round with dynamite, like talking about a big slug that did not exist. (K. S. Prichard, ‘The Roaring Nineties’, ch. 56) — Он не какой-нибудь молокосос, чтобы играть с огнем, болтая о несуществующем самородке.
2 long in the tooth
3 long in the tooth
Wish I was young enough to wear that kind of thing. — We’re both pretty long in the tooth, eh?
I’d have thought she was a bit long in the tooth to be starring as the romantic heroine.
4 long in the tooth
5 long in the tooth
6 long in the tooth
7 Long in the tooth
8 long in the tooth
9 long in the tooth
10 long in the tooth
11 long addendum tooth
12 long tooth
См. также в других словарях:
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … The small dictionary of idiomes
long in the tooth — ► long in the tooth rather old. [ORIGIN: originally said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] Main Entry: ↑long … English terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal : past one s best days : old as fighters go, he is a sere and yellowed leaf and long in the tooth Gilbert Millstein * * * long in the tooth Elderly, like a horse whose gums are receding with age • • • Main Entry: ↑tooth * * * long in the… … Useful english dictionary
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** A person who is long in the tooth is a bit too old to do something. She s a bit long in the tooth for a cabaret dancer, isn t… … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
long in the tooth — old, aged, over the hill Jack is a good pitcher, but he s long in the tooth too old … English idioms
long in the tooth — to be very old. Don t you think she s a bit long in the tooth to be a romantic heroine? Etymology: based on the idea that teeth grow longer in some animals as they get older … New idioms dictionary
long in the tooth — humorous rather old I m a bit long in the tooth to be looking for a girlfriend … English dictionary
Long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … Dictionary of English idioms
long in the tooth — rather old. [orig. said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] → long … English new terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal past one s best days ; old … New Collegiate Dictionary
long in the tooth
He was too long in the tooth to fool round with dynamite, like talking about a big slug that did not exist. (K. S. Prichard, ‘The Roaring Nineties’, ch. 56) — Он не какой-нибудь молокосос, чтобы играть с огнем, болтая о несуществующем самородке.
Смотреть что такое «long in the tooth» в других словарях:
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … The small dictionary of idiomes
long in the tooth — ► long in the tooth rather old. [ORIGIN: originally said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] Main Entry: ↑long … English terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal : past one s best days : old as fighters go, he is a sere and yellowed leaf and long in the tooth Gilbert Millstein * * * long in the tooth Elderly, like a horse whose gums are receding with age • • • Main Entry: ↑tooth * * * long in the… … Useful english dictionary
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** A person who is long in the tooth is a bit too old to do something. She s a bit long in the tooth for a cabaret dancer, isn t… … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
long in the tooth — old, aged, over the hill Jack is a good pitcher, but he s long in the tooth too old … English idioms
long in the tooth — to be very old. Don t you think she s a bit long in the tooth to be a romantic heroine? Etymology: based on the idea that teeth grow longer in some animals as they get older … New idioms dictionary
long in the tooth — humorous rather old I m a bit long in the tooth to be looking for a girlfriend … English dictionary
Long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … Dictionary of English idioms
long in the tooth — rather old. [orig. said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] → long … English new terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal past one s best days ; old … New Collegiate Dictionary
long in the tooth
Wish I was young enough to wear that kind of thing. — We’re both pretty long in the tooth, eh?
I’d have thought she was a bit long in the tooth to be starring as the romantic heroine.
Смотреть что такое «long in the tooth» в других словарях:
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … The small dictionary of idiomes
long in the tooth — ► long in the tooth rather old. [ORIGIN: originally said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] Main Entry: ↑long … English terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal : past one s best days : old as fighters go, he is a sere and yellowed leaf and long in the tooth Gilbert Millstein * * * long in the tooth Elderly, like a horse whose gums are receding with age • • • Main Entry: ↑tooth * * * long in the… … Useful english dictionary
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** A person who is long in the tooth is a bit too old to do something. She s a bit long in the tooth for a cabaret dancer, isn t… … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
long in the tooth — old, aged, over the hill Jack is a good pitcher, but he s long in the tooth too old … English idioms
long in the tooth — to be very old. Don t you think she s a bit long in the tooth to be a romantic heroine? Etymology: based on the idea that teeth grow longer in some animals as they get older … New idioms dictionary
long in the tooth — humorous rather old I m a bit long in the tooth to be looking for a girlfriend … English dictionary
Long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … Dictionary of English idioms
long in the tooth — rather old. [orig. said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] → long … English new terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal past one s best days ; old … New Collegiate Dictionary
long in the tooth
Смотреть что такое «long in the tooth» в других словарях:
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … The small dictionary of idiomes
long in the tooth — ► long in the tooth rather old. [ORIGIN: originally said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] Main Entry: ↑long … English terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal : past one s best days : old as fighters go, he is a sere and yellowed leaf and long in the tooth Gilbert Millstein * * * long in the tooth Elderly, like a horse whose gums are receding with age • • • Main Entry: ↑tooth * * * long in the… … Useful english dictionary
long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** A person who is long in the tooth is a bit too old to do something. She s a bit long in the tooth for a cabaret dancer, isn t… … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
long in the tooth — old, aged, over the hill Jack is a good pitcher, but he s long in the tooth too old … English idioms
long in the tooth — to be very old. Don t you think she s a bit long in the tooth to be a romantic heroine? Etymology: based on the idea that teeth grow longer in some animals as they get older … New idioms dictionary
long in the tooth — humorous rather old I m a bit long in the tooth to be looking for a girlfriend … English dictionary
Long in the tooth — If someone is long in the tooth, they are a bit too old to do something … Dictionary of English idioms
long in the tooth — rather old. [orig. said of horses, from the recession of the gums with age.] → long … English new terms dictionary
long in the tooth — phrasal past one s best days ; old … New Collegiate Dictionary