Question

Как читаются слова it's high time - давно пора take your time - не торопись help yourself - угощайся to take measures - принимать меры to make a decision - принимать решение to achieve results - добиться результатов pay attention - обращать внимание (свое) draw (smb's) attention - обращать внимание (чье-то) to take a chance - рисковать to have a rest - отдыхать to take offence - обидеться to take a nap - вздремнуть shadow cabinet - теневой кабинет to hit the target - попасть в цель golden share - золотая акция to put an end to - положить конец, преодолеть to play with fire - играть с огнем the root of the trouble - корень зла to read between lines - читать между строк to take into account - принимать во внимание to make a point - обратить особое внимание to jump at conclusions - делать поспешные выводы moment of silence - минута молчания ups-and-downs - взлеты и падения trouble shooter - специалист по разрешению конфликтных ситуаций at the world's end - на краю света think tank - мозговой центр token strike - предупредительная забастовка in accordance with - в соответствии с on account of - на основании in addition to - в добавление к at any rate - во всяком случае on behalf of - от имени on the basis of - на основе for the benefit of - на благо by and large - в целом in charge of - отвечающий за

Answer 1

Итс хай тайм
тэйк йо тайм
хэлп йосэлф
ту тэйк мишьюэс
ту мэйк э дисишн
ту ачив ресалтс
пэй атеншн
дро атеншн
ту тэйк э чанс
ту хэв э рэст
ту тэйк офенс
ту тэйк э нэп
шадоу кэбинэт
ту хит зе тагет
голдн шеа
ту пат ан энд ту
ту плэй уиз фае
ту рут оф зе трабл
ту рид битвин лайнс
ту тэйк инто экаунт
ту мэйк э поинт
ту джамп ат конклюшнс
момэнт оф сайлэнс
апс энд даунс
трабл шутер
эт зе уорлдс энд
синк тэнк
тоукен страйк
ин аккодэнс уиз
он экаунт оф
ин адишн ту
ат ани рэйт
он бихалф оф
он зе бэзис оф
фо зе бенефит оф
бай энд лэрджь
эн чарджь оф

ухх, разошелся я)

Answer 2

How to Read Phrases in English

In English, certain phrases have specific meanings that may not be immediately obvious from the individual words. Let's break down the meanings of the phrases you've provided:

it's high time - This phrase is used to indicate that something should have happened already and it's overdue. It's often used to suggest that action should be taken immediately. take your time - This phrase is used to advise someone not to hurry and to do something at their own pace. help yourself - This phrase is an invitation for someone to take something, usually food or drink, without needing to ask permission. to take measures - This phrase means to take action or steps to achieve a particular result or to address a specific situation. to make a decision - This phrase means to come to a conclusion or choose a course of action after considering various options. to achieve results - This phrase means to successfully accomplish or attain specific outcomes. pay attention - This phrase means to focus on something and be attentive to it. draw (smb's) attention - This phrase means to cause someone to notice or become aware of something. to take a chance - This phrase means to take a risk or opportunity, often with an uncertain outcome. to have a rest - This phrase means to take a break or relax. to take offence - This phrase means to feel hurt or upset by something that has been said or done. to take a nap - This phrase means to have a short sleep, usually during the day. shadow cabinet - This phrase refers to a group of senior opposition spokespeople who would form an alternative cabinet if their party were in government. to hit the target - This phrase means to achieve a goal or to be successful in reaching an objective. golden share - This phrase refers to a special class of share that gives its holder veto power over changes to the company's charter. to put an end to - This phrase means to stop or finish something, often something negative. to play with fire - This phrase means to engage in a risky or dangerous activity. the root of the trouble - This phrase refers to the fundamental cause of a problem or difficulty. to read between lines - This phrase means to understand or deduce a meaning that is not openly stated. to take into account - This phrase means to consider or include something when making a decision or judgment. to make a point - This phrase means to emphasize or highlight a particular fact or argument. to jump at conclusions - This phrase means to form hasty or premature opinions without sufficient evidence. moment of silence - This phrase refers to a period of silent reflection or tribute, often observed in memory of someone who has died. ups-and-downs - This phrase refers to the fluctuations or changes in a situation, often involving both positive and negative aspects. trouble shooter - This phrase refers to a person who is skilled at resolving problems or conflicts. at the world's end - This phrase means at a remote or distant place, often used figuratively. think tank - This phrase refers to a group or organization that generates ideas and conducts research on social or economic issues. token strike - This phrase refers to a brief strike or work stoppage intended to show dissatisfaction without causing major disruption. in accordance with - This phrase means in agreement or compliance with a particular set of rules, standards, or expectations. on account of - This phrase means because of or due to a particular reason. in addition to - This phrase means as well as or besides something else. at any rate - This phrase means in any case or regardless of other considerations. on behalf of - This phrase means representing someone or speaking for them. on the basis of - This phrase means based on or because of a particular set of facts or ideas. for the benefit of - This phrase means for the advantage or well-being of someone or something. by and large - This phrase means generally or on the whole. in charge of - This phrase means responsible for or in control of something.