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| own back; get own; get back own; get own back; get his own back (sandutsakate@gmail.com); turn the tables on (someone Anglophile); turn the tables (Your chance to turn the tables on us, isn't it? Taras) | |||
| even the score | |||
| get even (Maggie); get back at someone (Maggie); turn the tables (Maggie) | |||
| take revenge | |||
| score ("Now, your leave," he went on, and my hopes rose. "Unfortunately," and he paused on the word, conscious of having scored, "that will have to be postponed." 4uzhoj) | |||
| have revenge | |||
| get back one's own; get back some of one's own; get one's own back; get some of one's own back; even the score | |||
| recoup (ssn) | |||
| cold haul | |||
| return the favor; gain revenge (ssn); avenge (Los Angeles also avenged a last-minute loss to the Wings in Detroit 17 days earlier. VLZ_58) | |||
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| have revenge | |||
| взять реванш: 4 phrases in 3 subjects |
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