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go from bad to worse
To change from a bad position or condition to a worse one; become worse.
Dick's typing went from bad to worse when he was tired.
Jack's conduct in school has gone from bad to worse.
go halfway
go halfway to meet one
meet one halfway
meet halfway
To give up part of what you want or to do your share in reaching an agreement with someone. To compromise with someone.
Идти на компромисс, уступать, делать уступку.
After a long process of give and take, the owners of the company agreed to meet the workers halfway by providing some additional health benefits but no wage increase.
Bill met Mary halfway after their argument.
Bob wants to make up after your fight and you should meet him halfway.
If you're willing to go halfway with us, we'll be friends again.
Our neighbors are willing to go halfway to meet us and pay their share for a fence between our houses.
Steve wanted $4,500 for his car, and Gwen offered $4,000. They met each other halfway and agreed on $4,250.
We can't agree to all your conditions but we could perhaps agree to meet half-way.
Мы не можем согласиться на все ваши условия, но возможно мы могли бы договориться частично.
go halves
To share half or equally become partners.
The boys went halves in raising pigs.
The girl bought a box of candy and went halves with her roommate.
The men are going halves in a new business.
go hang
To stop being of interest or importance; be forgotten. Usually used with let.
Mr. Johnson let his business go hang after his wife died.
To leave you alone; not bother.
When the neighbor told Father how to manage his children, Father told him to go hang.
go hard with
To be painful, troublesome, or hard for; happen or result badly for. Used after it.
Быть болезненным, хлопотным или трудным; получить или иметь плохой результат. Используется после it.
It will go hard with you if I catch you smoking.
Тебе придется несладко, если я поймаю тебя за курением.
After losing his job, it really go hard with him, and he struggled to pay his bills.
После потери работы ему пришлось очень тяжело, и ему стало трудно платить по счетам.
During the economic downturn, it go hard with small businesses trying to stay afloat.
Во время экономического спада малому бизнесу становится все труднее удержаться на плаву.
go haywire
Mixed-up, out of order, not in regular working condition.
My electric typewriter has gone all haywire; I have to call the repair man.
go in one ear and out the other
To be not really listened to or understood; be paid no attention.
Mother scolded Martha, but it went in one ear and out the other.
The teacher's directions to the boy went in one ear and out the other.
go into a huddle
To gather close together as a team in a football game, usually to find out your team's next play.
The football team which has the ball goes into a huddle before every play to get orders on what play they will use.
To talk together privately about something; discuss something where others cannot hear.
The doctors went into a huddle and decided to operate.
The man went into a huddle with his lawyers before answering the question.