| idiom. |
we know our onions (тж. см. не лаптем щи хлебать Taras); we like challenges and we don't deal with simple things (Taras); we are no spring chickens (Taras); it's not some Mickey Mouse company (Taras); it's not some mom-and-pop outfit (Taras); it's not some mom-and-pop business (Taras); it's not some mom-and-pop company (Taras); we don't make toothpicks, we make coffins (Taras); we have been around the block a few times. (Taras); we are not just sitting here and sorting paper clips (Taras); he are not just sitting around twiddling our thumbs all day long (Taras); we are not just sitting around sorting paper clips (Taras); we are not just sitting around sorting paper clips and tacks (Taras); we are not just sitting around waiting for someone to write a check (Taras); we are not just sitting around biting our nails (Taras); we are not just sitting around waiting for the phone to ring (Taras); we are not just sitting around doing nothing here (Taras); we are not just sitting around fiddling while rome burns (Taras); we are not just sitting around and waiting for the business to be great (Taras); we are not just sitting around and goofing off (Taras); we are not just sitting around waiting for customers to show up (Taras); we are not just sitting around picking our noses all day long (Taras); do one's nails all day long (Taras); we know our way around (e.g.: With over 70 years of experience, we know our way around Taras) |
