Usage examples of "have a dig at" in English with translation to Russian

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So, being I'm in the United States, I'll have a dig at the Europeans. Находясь в США, я покритикую европейцев.
That was a dig at me. Шпилька в мой адрес.
And a dig jig - a dig jig is where, for a milestone anniversary or a birthday, you gather all your friends and family together and you dance on where you're going to be buried. Джига на могиле - это джига на могиле, когда на важную годовщину или день рождения друзья и родственники собираются вместе и танцуют там, где их похоронят.
Have a nice vacation. Хороших каникул.
For comfortable weekly shopping you have to have a car. Чтобы удобно ездить по магазинам, вам нужна машина.
In Japan we have a lot of rain in June. У нас в Японии много дождей в июне.
It will do you good to have a holiday. Отпуск тебе не помешает.
You work too much. Have a break! Ты слишком много работаешь. Сделай перерыв!
I have a car. У меня есть автомобиль.
Does she have a dog? No. Она имеет собаку? Нет.
Everybody, let's have a good year. Люди, хорошего нам всем года.
I want to have a talk with him about my future. Я хочу поговорить с ним по поводу моего будущего.
Go downstairs and have a wash. Спустись по лестнице и умойся.
Everybody should have a purpose. Каждый должен иметь цель.
How did you get in? Do you have a key? Как ты вошёл? У тебя есть ключ?
Dear passengers! If you get on a means of transport and don’t have a season ticket, punch a one-time ticket without waiting for the next station. Уважаемые пассажиры! При входе в транспортное средство и отсутствии проездного билета многоразового пользования прокомпостируйте билет одноразового пользования, не дожидаясь следующей остановки.
We have a big stove which keeps us very toasty. У нас большая печка, которая держит нас в тепле.
I have a natural ability in mathematics. У меня врождённые способности к математике.
I have a pair of shoes. У меня есть пара ботинок.
I have a few friends in Tokyo. У меня есть несколько друзей в Токио.
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