Смысл: assumpsit 
assumpsit [əʹsʌmpsıt]
n юр.
<Í> 1. устноеили не скреплённое печатью письменное обязательство
2. иск об ущербе, основанный на неисполненииили нарушении обязательства [см.
<Í> 1. устное
2. иск об ущербе, основанный на неисполнении
MPs Идиома
catch a glimpse
down in the dumps
dumpster diving
take your lumps
ampster
blimps
cum dumpster
Thompson
catch a glimpse of
He ran past the window and caught a glimpse of Mary standing by the door．他从窗外跑过去，瞥见玛丽在门旁站着。
catch/get a glimpse of
He ran past the window and caught a glimpse of Mary standing by the door．他从窗外跑过去，瞥见玛丽在门旁站着。
get a glimpse of
He ran past the window and caught a glimpse of Mary standing by the door．他从窗外跑过去，瞥见玛丽在门旁站着。
put the clamps on
Idiom(s): put the clamps on (sb)Theme: CONTROL
to restrain or restrict someone. (Slang.)
• Tom's parents put the clamps on him. They decided he was getting out of hand.
• They got mad and put on the clamps.
have a foot in both camps
Idiom(s): have a foot in both campsTheme: FLEXIBILITY
to have an interest in or to support each of two opposing groups of people.
• The shop steward had been promised a promotion and so had afoot in both camps during the strike—workers and management.
• Mr. Smith has afoot in both camps in the parent-teacher dispute. He teaches math, but he has a son at the school.
get goose bumps
Idiom(s): get goose bumps AND get goose pimplesTheme: ANXIETY
for one's skin to feel prickly or become bumpy due to fear or excitement.
• When he sings, I get goose bumps.
• I never get goose pimples.
• That really scared her. Now she's got goose pimples.
Come up trumps
When someone is said to have 'come up trumps', they have completed an activity successfully or produced a good result, especially when they were not expected to.See which way the cat jumps
(AU) If you see which way the cat jumps, you postpone making a decision or acting until you have seen how things are developing.down in the dumps|down|down in the mouth|dumps|mou
adj. phr., informal Sad or discouraged; gloomy; dejected. The boys were certainly down in the dumps when they heard that their team had lost.goose bumps|bumps|goose|goose pimples|pimples
n. plural, informal Small bumps that come on a person's skin when he gets cold or afraid. Nancy gets goose bumps when she sees a snake. Ann, put on your sweater; you're so cold you have goose pimples on your arms.hold all the trumps|hold|trumps
v. phr. To have the best chance of winning; have all the advantages; have full control. Most of the team wants John for captain and he is the best player. He will he elected captain because he holds all the trumps. Freddy has a quarter and I have no money, so he holds all the trumps and can buy whatever he wants with it.dumps
dumpssee down in the dumps.
foot in both camps, have a
foot in both camps, have aSupport or have good relations with two opposing sides. For example, He had a foot in both camps, making donations to candidates in both parties. In this expression camp alludes to encampments of enemy troops in a battle. [First half of 1900s]
in the dumps
in the dumpssee down in the dumps.
turn up trumps
turn up trumpsEnd well, succeed, as in Some brief courtships and hasty marriages turn up trumps. This expression alludes to card games in which trump cards are superior to cards of other suits. [Late 1700s]
An MPs idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with MPs, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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