1.b> ; to press smb. to one's heart ;
2.b> , ; affectionate [kind, tender, noble, stony] heart [, , , ] ; heart of oak / [. .i> 5 2) i> ]; a heart of flint / stone / , ; broken heart ; a heavy heart , , ; a light heart , ; ; with a heavy [light] heart [ / / ]; big heart ) , ; ) , ; at heart, in one's heart (of hearts) , ; from the bottom of one's heart , ; I wish you success from the bottom of my heart / ; with all one's heart , ; near one's heart i> / / ; it is a cause that is very near his heart ; after one's own heart , i> , , ..i> ; he's the man after my own heart , ; I am going to give you a mission after your own heart / , / ; cheer up: you are going to have a day after your own heart / , , / ; in the inmost recesses of the heart ; to open / to pour out / one's heart to smb. ; to move / to stir, to touch / smb.'s heart ; her heart bleeds , ; to lie (heavy) at smb.'s heart i>; to have one's heart in one's work , ;
3.b> 1) , ; to lose / to give / one's heart to smb. [. .i> 4]; to obtain / to gain / smb.'s heart / ;
2) i>: dear / sweet / heart , ;
4.b> , , ; to take heart (of grace), to pluck up (one's) heart ; we should take heart from this example / ; to lose heart ; to give heart to smb. ; to have the heart to do [to say] smth. []; [] ;
5.b> 1) , ; in the heart of the city ; in the heart of Africa ; in the heart of the country ; in the heart of summer / ;
2) ; the heart of a cabbage / ; heart of oak [. .i> 2 i> ];
6.b> ; at the heart of smth. / ; to get to the heart of the matter ; to get to the heart of the mystery ;
7.b> .i> , , ;
8.b> ., .i> ; next one's / the / heart , ;
9.b> .i> ;
hearts of oakb> [. .i> 2 i> 5 2)]; have a heart!b> ! ! heart andb> soulb> ) , ; ) , ; he devoted himself heart and soul to his employment , ; heart and handb> , , ; with half a heartb> , ; in (good, strong) heartb> ) i>; ) ; out of heartb> ) i>, ; ) ; by heartb> ; to get / to learn / by heartb> , ; to say by heartb> ; to make smb.'s heart leapb> ; to breakb> smb.'s heartb> ) ; ) , ; to cry one's heart outb> .i> cry IIr> 3; to set one's heart on smth.b> / , , ; to one's heart 's contentb> , ; eat to your heart's content , ; you can beg to your heart's content but I will not let you do it , ; to be sick at heartb> ) , ; ) , ; to devourb> one's heartb> .i> devourr> 3; to eat one's heart outb> .i> eatr> ; dear heart! (God, Lord) bless my heart !b> ! to cross one's heartb> ; cross my heart / , ; ; my heart smote meb> ; to do smb.'s heart goodb> , ; to haveb> one's heart in the right placeb> / ; to take smth. to heartb> ) = to lay smth. to heart; he took to heart his father's advice i> ; ) , / ; to lay smth. to heartb> / (, ..i>); to have one's heart in one'sb> mouthb> ) / ; ) / ; to bring smb.'s heart into his mouthb> / ; to keep a good heartb> / ; his heart failed him, his heart was in his bootsb> / ; to have a soft spot in one's heart for smb.b> / , ; to wear one's heart upon / on / one's sleeveb> ) / , ; ) i> ; every heart knows its own bitternessb> ; ; the heart that once truly loves never forgetsb> i>. , ; b> ; what theb> heart thinks the tongue speaksb> , ; , .
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