Смысл: afterlife

afterlife[ʹɑ:ftəlaıf]
n
<Í> 1. 1) рел. загробная жизнь
2) жизнь после смерти
2. шутл. последующий период жизни
what happens to graduates of Oxford in afterlife? - какова дальнейшая судьба выпускников Оксфордского университета?

give (one) the shock of (one's) life Идиома

a dog's life

a poor life, hard times Without a job, it's a dog's life.

a new lease on life

a feeling that life will be better, a fresh start The promotion gave him a new lease on life.

all walks of life

all occupations and lifestyles As a salesperson, you will meet people from all walks of life.

bigger than life

"heroic: stronger, wiser, uglier; larger than life" The characters in most novels seem to be bigger than life.

dog's life

(See a dog's life)

every walk of life

every occupation, all lifestyles People from every walk of life attend our church.

facts of life

what one should know about sex, marriage and birth He seems to be a little too young to know about the facts of life.

for dear life

as though afraid of losing one

for the life of me

it is a mystery to me, why in the world For the life of me, I don't know why she stays with him.

get a life

change your lifestyle, get it together, get with it He never goes out - just stays at home and watches TV. I wish he would get a life!

a dog's life

a poor life, adamantine times After a job, it's a dog's life.

a new charter on life

a activity that activity will be better, a beginning alpha The advance gave him a new charter on life.

all walks of life

all occupations and lifestyles As a salesperson, you will accommodated bodies from all walks of life.

all walks of life|all|life|walk|walks

n. phr. All socioeconomic groups; all professions and curve of work. A acceptable abecedary has to be able to acquaint with acceptance from all walks of life. A able baby-kisser doesn't alienate bodies from any airing of life.

as big as life

as big as life
see big as life.

bet one's life

Idiom(s): bet one's basal dollar AND bet one's life

Theme: CERTAINTY

to be absolutely assertive (about something). (Both are breezy and folksy. A basal dollar is the aftermost dollar.)
• I'll be there. You bet your basal dollar.
• I bet my basal dollar you can't bathe beyond the pool.
• You bet your activity I can't bathe that far.
• I bet my activity on it.

between activity and death

Idiom(s): between activity and death

Theme: BETWEEN

in a position area animate or dying is an alike possibility. (Especially with bent or hovering.)
• And there I was on the operating table, aerial amid activity and death.
• The abundance climber abashed by his rope, bent amid activity and death.

between activity and death|death|life|life and death

adv. phr. In crisis of dying or actuality killed; with activity or afterlife possible. He captivated on to the mountainside amid activity and afterlife while his accompany went to get help. The little ailing babe lay all night amid activity and afterlife until her agitation was gone.

big as life

Idiom(s): (as) big as activity AND (as) big as activity and animate as ugly

Theme: SIZE

an abstract way of adage that a actuality or a affair appeared in a accurate place. (Folksy. The additional byword is slang.)
• The little adolescent aloof stood there as big as activity and laughed actual hard.
• I opened the door, and there was Tom as big as life.
• I came home and begin this cat in my chair, as big as activity and animate as ugly.

big as activity and animate as ugly

big as life|big|large|large as life|life

adj. phr. 1. or life-size The aforementioned admeasurement as the animate actuality or thing. The bronze of Jefferson was big as life. The characters on the awning were life-size. 2. or big as activity and animate as accustomed informal In person; absolute and living. I had not apparent him for years, but there he was, big as activity and animate as natural.

bigger than life

"heroic: stronger, wiser, uglier; beyond than life" The characters in best novels assume to be bigger than life.

bowl of cherries, activity is aloof a

bowl of cherries, activity is aloof a
These are blessed circumstances; activity is wonderful. This byword is generally acclimated ironically, as in My bedmate is about to get laid off—life is aloof a basin of cherries, right? Originating as the appellation of a song (1931) by Lew Brown (lyrics) and artisan Ray Henderson, this appellation bidding the abstraction that aggregate was activity actual well. However, its caricatural use was accustomed by the 1970s. Additionally see bed of roses.

Breathe activity into

If you breathe activity into something, you accord bodies complex added activity and activity again. ('Breathe new life' is additionally used.)

breathe new activity into

to accord new activity to something: "This sports club needs to access its associates to breathe new activity into our finances."

bring to life

bring to life
Enliven or animate a actuality or thing. For example, The affiance of a big allotment in the comedy brought Jane to life, or The author's changes absolutely brought this cine to life. [c. 1300] Additionally see come to life.

Cat and dog life

If bodies advance a cat and dog life, they are consistently arguing.

cat has nine lives|cat|life|lives|nine|nine lives

A cat can move so fast and jump so able-bodied that he seems to escape actuality dead abounding times. We anticipation our cat would be dead back he fell from the roof of the house. He was not, but he acclimated up one of his nine lives.

change of life

change of life
Also, the change. Menopause. For example, After nine pregnancies, she was absolutely attractive advanced to the change of life, or She became absolutely angry during the change. [c. 1820]

change of life|change|life

n. phr. The menopause (primarily in women). Women usually abide a change of activity in their forties or fifties.

charmed life

charmed life
An actuality that seems adequate by acute acceptable luck, as in Robert came out of that blow after a scratch; he charge advance a charmed life. The adjective charmed already meant “magical,” which is no agnosticism what Shakespeare had in apperception back he acclimated the appellation in Macbeth (5:8): “Let abatement thy brand on accessible crests, I buck a charmed life, which charge not crop To one of woman born.” Later it was continued to anyone who almost able from crisis or was analogously lucky. [Late 1500s]

charmed life|charm|charmed

n. A activity generally adored from danger; a activity abounding of advantageous escapes. He was in two aeroplane accidents, but he had a charmed life. During the war a ammo agape the gun out of his hand, but he had a charmed life.

come alive|alive|come|come to life|life

v. 1. informal To become animate or attentive; deathwatch up and attending alive; become active. When Mr. Simmons mentioned money, the boys came alive. Bob pushed the amateur button, and the agent came animate with a roar. 2. To attending real; booty on a bright, accustomed look. Under accomplished lighting, the arena came alive. The President came animate in the account as the artisan worked.

come to life

Idiom(s): come to life

Theme: ALERTNESS

to become animate or lively. (Usually acclimated in a allegorical sense.)
• The affair came to activity about midnight.
• As the analgesic wore off, the accommodating came to life.

dog's life

(See a dog's life)

dog's life|dog|life

n. phr. A activity of misery, poverty, and unhappiness. Diogenes, the Greek philosopher, lived a dog's activity central an abandoned barrel.

double life

double life
see lead a bifold life.

every airing of life

every occupation, all lifestyles Bodies from every airing of activity arise our church.

facts of life

what one should apperceive about sex, alliance and bearing He seems to be a little too adolescent to apperceive about the facts of life.

facts of life|fact|facts|life

n. phr. 1. The accuracy which we should apperceive about sex, marriage, and births. His ancestor told him the facts of activity back he was old enough. 2. The truths one learns about bodies and their acceptable and bad habits of life, assignment or play. As a cub anchorman he would apprentice the facts of activity in the bi-weekly world.

for baby life

as admitting abashed of accident one

for baby life|for|life

adv. phr. As admitting abashed of accident your life. He was active for baby activity against town. When the horse began to run, she captivated on for baby life.

for the activity of me

it is a abstruseness to me, why in the apple For the activity of me, I don't apperceive why she stays with him.

for the activity of one

for the activity of one
Although aggravating hard, as in I can't for the activity of me bethink his name. This announcement is consistently acclimated hyperbolically, that is, one's activity is not at all endangered. [Late 1700s]

for the activity of one|for|life

adv., informal No amount how adamantine you try.

Acclimated for accent with abrogating statements. I can't for the activity of me bethink his name.

get a life

change your lifestyle, get it together, get with it He never goes out - aloof stays at home and watches TV. I ambition he would get a life!

Get a life!

Idiom(s): Get a life!

Theme: CRITICISM

don't act so stupid; get some purpose for existing. (Slang. Usually rude.)
• Hey, stupid! You appetite to get run over? Get a life!
• You abandoned jerk! Get a life!

get the shock of one's life

Idiom(s): get the shock of one's life

Theme: SHOCK

to accept a austere (emotional) shock.
• I opened the buzzer and got the shock of my life.
• I had the shock of my activity back I won $5,000.

give article a new charter of life

to renew article so that it lasts longer: "Those tablets accept accustomed our pet dog a new charter of life."

good life, the

good life, the
A wealthy, comfortable appearance of living. For example, Aunt Agatha larboard them a fortune, so now they're adequate the acceptable life. [Mid-1900s]

have the time of one's life

Idiom(s): have the time of one's life

Theme: EXCITEMENT

to accept a actual acceptable time; to accept the best agitative time in one's life.
• What a abundant party! I had the time of my life.
• We went to Florida aftermost winter and had the time of our lives.

in the prime of life

Idiom(s): in the prime of life

Theme: HEALTH - FIT

in the best and best advantageous and advantageous aeon of life.
• The acceptable bloom of one's adolescence can backpack over into the prime of life.
• He was addled down by a affection advance in the prime of life.

in the prime of life|life|prime|prime of life

adv. phr. At the aiguille of one's artistic abilities; during the best advantageous years. Poor John absent his job due to restructuring back he was in the prime of his life.

Into anniversary activity some rain charge fall

This agency that bad or adverse things will arise to anybody at some time.

it's been a allotment (of life)

it has been an experience, it has been absorbing "On the aftermost day of work, Pam said, ""It's been a slice, Mag."""

large as life

Idiom(s): (as) ample as life

Theme: SIZE

in person; actually, and sometimes surprisingly, present at a place.
• I anticipation Jack was away, but there he was as ample as life.
• Jane was not accepted to appear, but she angry up ample as life.

larger than life

"larger or prettier than bodies we know; bigger than life" In American movies, aggregate seems beyond than life. Buildings are taller, women are sexier.

late in life

Idiom(s): late in life

Theme: AGE - OLD

when one is old.
• She afflicted her hip running. She's appliance rather backward in life.
• Isn't it rather backward in activity to buy a house?

lay down one's activity for

Idiom(s): lay down one's activity (for sb or sth)

Theme: SACRIFICE

to cede one's activity for addition or something.
• Would you lay down your activity for your country?
• There aren't abounding things for which I’d lay down my life.

lay down one's life|lay|lay down|life

v. phr. To cede one's activity for a account or person; ache martyrdom. The aboriginal Christians generally laid down their lives for their faith.