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have a big mealплотно поесть (OLGA P.)
have a cake and eat itим нашим и вашим (Thekinky)
have a cake and eat itи волки сыты, и овцы целы (Thekinky)
have a cake and eat itи рыбку съесть.. (Thekinky)
have a cake and eat itза двумя зайцами погонишься (Thekinky)
have a cake and eat itна двух стульях усидеть (Thekinky)
have a cake and eat itИ рыбку съесть и на хуй не сесть (Thekinky)
have a foot in both campsи рыбку съесть.. (Thekinky)
have a foot in both campsза двумя зайцами погонишься (Thekinky)
have a foot in both campsи волки сыты, и овцы целы (Thekinky)
have a foot in both campsна двух стульях усидеть (Thekinky)
have a foot in both campsим нашим и вашим (Thekinky)
have a foot in both campsИ рыбку съесть и на хуй не сесть (Thekinky)
have got a line onзнать (John says he's got a line on a guy who can fix the car for half the price.I also might have a line on how to get ahold of Kjell Nilsson. 4uzhoj)
have a reputationбыть известным (for – чем-л./благодаря чему-л. • "... yet he had a reputation for kindness and charity on the countryside." (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) – однако был известен среди крестьян своей добротой и готовностью пожертвовать на благое дело ART Vancouver)
have a romantic relationshipвстречаться (sankozh)

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