Смысл: behaving

behave[bıʹheıv]
v
<Í> 1. 1) вести себя, поступать
to behave well [badly, courageously, abominably] - вести себя хорошо [плохо, мужественно, отвратительно]
to behave oneself with gallantry - держаться благородно
to behave with insolence - поступать нагло; держаться вызывающе
to behave like a man of sense - поступать благоразумно
to behave like a pig - вести себя по-свински
to behave to /toward/ - относиться к (кому-л.); поступать с (кем-л.)
2) разг. вести себя хорошо, прилично (особ. о детях)
will you make your boy behave? - заставьте вашего мальчика вести себя прилично!
behave yourself! - веди себя хорошо!
2. работать чётко, бесперебойно (о машине)
how is your new car behaving? - как ездит /работает/ твоя новая машина?
3. реагировать (на)
water behaves in different ways when it is heated and when it is frozen - свойства воды различны при нагревании и охлаждении

adore for having Идиома

time flies when you're having fun

time goes quickly when you are playing, how time flies "Ho looked at his watch, yawned and said, ""Time flies when you're having fun, eh."""

Having a gas

If you're having a gas, you are having a laugh and enjoying yourself in company.

not having any

not having any
see under not have it.

adore (one) for (something)

To admire or love one for a assertive affection or ability. I admire Jean for her studiousness—she is the hardest artisan I've anytime met. She adores him for his able-bodied body and blubbery arch of hair.Learn more: adore

adore someone for accepting something

to be in awe of addition because of a accurate affection or feature. Robert adores Mary for her animated eyes.Learn more: adore, have

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not have a bean not have a clue not have an earthly chance not have anything on not have it not have one's heart in it not have the heart to not having any not if one can help it not if you paid me not know beans not know someone from Adam admire for admire to (do something) admire to do admit admit (one) to (something or some place) admit (someone or something) into (something or some place) admit defeat admit into admit of admit of (something) admit to admit to (something) admonish admonish (one) for (something) admonish for ado adobe dollar adopt adopt (someone or something) as (something) adopt as adopt out adopt, keep, etc. a high/low profile adore adore (one) for (something) adore for doing adore for having adorkable adorn adorn (oneself) with borrowed plumes adorn (someone or something) with (something) adorn with adrenaline adrenaline junkie adrenaline rush adrift ADS adult adulterate adulterate (something) with (something) adulterate with adulterous behavior adulting advance advance (something) to (one) advance (up)on (something or some place) advance notice advance on advance the ball advance to advance toward (something or some place) advanced