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Johnny-on-the-spot - translation to russian
Johnny-on-the-spot
1919 FILM DIRECTED BY HARRY L. FRANKLIN
Johnny On the Spot; Johnny-On-the-Spot; Johnny-On-The-Spot
[dʒɔniɔnðə'spɔt]
существительное
общая лексика
человек
который всегда готов
всегда на месте
на которого можно рассчитывать
Johnnie
MALE GIVEN NAME
Johnnie; Johnny (personal name); Johnnie (given name); Seonaidh (given name); Johnny (given name); Johnny (soccer)
['dʒɔni]
синоним
Johnny
MALE GIVEN NAME
Johnnie; Johnny (personal name); Johnnie (given name); Seonaidh (given name); Johnny (given name); Johnny (soccer)
['dʒɔni]
существительное
общая лексика
Джонни (мужское имя)
малый
парень
щёголь
франт
(johnny) больничная сорочка (с завязкой на спине)
собирательное выражение
малый, парень
щеголь, франт
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Definition
на свободе
нареч. разг.
1) В не занятое работой время; на досуге.
2) перен. На воле, не в заключении (находиться, оставаться и т.п.).
1) В не занятое работой время; на досуге.
2) перен. На воле, не в заключении (находиться, оставаться и т.п.).
Examples of use of Johnny-on-the-spot
1. From homework to shopping to professional appointments to the maintenance schedule for my car, I was always – and I mean always – Johnny–on–the–spot: never late, never incomplete, and never in arrears.
2. Steve Hicks of Willow, about 40 miles north of Anchorage, planned to spend Saturday night at a Red Cross shelter. The Red Cross was Johnny on the Spot,‘‘ he said.
3. In September, the US defence chief said that "over and over again we‘ve seen that Middle Eastern television channel Aljazeera that seems to have a wonderful way of being Johnny–on–the–spot a little too often for my taste". The TV network is banned from reporting in Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
4. With that decision, the gregarious Mr Lott writes÷ "I went from being the most vocal, Johnny–on–the–spot senator to a shadow avoiding the media as I tried to establish a new congressional persona." He reveals deep anger towards Mr Frist, calling his decision to go after the leader‘s job "a personal betrayal". "When he entered the Senate in 1''5, I had taken him under my wing," he writes, adding that, had Mr Frist not decided on his "power grab" at the precise moment he did, "I would still be majority leader of the Senate today". He calls George W.
