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by heart
learn by heart
By exact memorizing; so well that you remember it; by memory.
Очень хорошо помнить.
Do you know all the idioms you have studied in this book by heart?
He knew the records of the major league teams by heart.
He knows many passages from Shakespeare by heart.
The children learned all of the songs by heart for the school play.
Дети выучили наизусть все песни для школьного спектакля.
The pupils learned many poems by heart.
by leaps and bounds
With long steps; very rapidly.
Production in the factory was increasing by leaps and bounds.
The school enrollment was going up by leaps and bounds.
by means of
By the use of; with the help of.
By means of monthly payments, people can buy more than in the past.
The fisherman saved himself by means of a floating log.
by mistake
As the result of a mistake; through error.
В результате ошибки; по ошибке.
He picked up the wrong hat by mistake.
Он по ошибке взял не ту шляпу.
I chose the wrong road by mistake. Now we are lost.
Я по ошибке выбрал не ту дорогу. Теперь мы заблудились.
Oh, they hung up—they called the wrong number by mistake.
Ой, они повесили трубку — они по ошибке позвонили не по тому номеру.
by no means
not by any means
by no manner of means
not by any manner of means
Not even a little; certainly not.
"May I stay home from school?" "By no means."
Dick worked on his project Saturday, but he is not finished yet, by any means.
He is by no means bright.
by the dozen
by the hundred
by the thousand
Very many at one time; in great numbers. Often used in the plural, meaning even larger numbers.
The ants arrived at the picnic by the hundreds.
The enemy attacked the fort by the thousands.
Tommy ate cookies by the dozen.
by the sweat of one's brow
By hard work; by tiring effort; laboriously.
Even with modern labor-saving machinery, the farmer makes his living by the sweat of his brow.
by the way
by the bye
Just as some added fact or news; as something else that I think of. Used to introduce something related to the general subject, or brought to mind by it.
I was reading when the earthquake occurred, and, by the way, it was The Last Days of Pompeii that I was reading.
Movies are my favorite form of entertainment. Oh, by the way, have you seen the new picture that’s playing at the Bijou?
Vera’s been divorced for three years now. She told me, by the way, that she never plans to remarry.
We shall expect you; by the way, dinner will be at eight.