Смысл: amen corner

amen corner[ʹeımen͵kɔ:nə]
амер.
<Í> 1) часть церкви с местами самых усердных прихожан (обыкн. близ кафедры проповедника)
2) самая истовая часть молящихся (возглашающая «аминь» после молитв)

in a corner Идиома

back yourself into a corner

put yourself in a bad position, have no escape If you buy what you can't afford you back yourself into a corner.

corner the market

become the main supplier, have a monopoly Japanese automakers are trying to corner the luxury car market.

corner you

insist that you listen, buttonhole you If Helmer corners you, tell him you have to go to the bathroom.

cut corners

use less material, use less than required If we cut corners, we'll produce a low-quality product.

got a corner on

got most of the business, corner the market Bata's got a corner on the shoe business in Ontario.

got you cornered

make it difficult to move or answer """I've got you cornered,"" he said, pointing at the checker board."

in your corner

hoping you will win, on your side Hey, man, I'm in your corner. I'll help you get your diploma.

kitty-corner

the diagonally opposite corner of an intersection The Bay is kitty-corner from the drugstore.

out of the corner of my eye

at my far right or left, to the side Out of the corner of my eye, I saw something move. It was the cat.

paint oneself into a corner

get into a bad situation that is difficult or impossible to escape The negotiations were difficult but we won when the other side painted themselves into a corner over the faulty warranty policy.

in a (tight) corner

In a decidedly difficult or awkward situation, abnormally one that is not accessible to get out of. Jeremy's begin himself in added bound corners back he larboard academy than I affliction to recount. I aloof don't apperceive what's activity to become of that boy if he doesn't apple-pie up his act soon. I'm activity to be in absolutely a bend if this accommodation isn't approved.Learn more: corner

in a corner

in a bound corner

COMMON If you are in a corner or in a bound corner, you are in a bearings which is difficult to accord with or escape from. The government is in a bend on absorption ante and the aforementioned could able-bodied appear on budgetary policy. I knew I was in a bound bend and that aggregate depended aloft my befitting my head. Note: You can additionally say that addition backs you into a corner or forces or drives you into a corner, acceptation they put you in a bearings which is difficult to accord with or escape from. I am not absurd but I don't like bodies banishment me into a corner. Medical organizations begin themselves backed into a corner. Note: If article gets you out of a corner or out of a bound corner, it helps you to escape from or accord with a difficult situation. The South African move has got English candid admiral out of a bound corner.Learn more: corner

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pad an expense account pad the bill paddle your own canoe pain in the ass pain in the butt pain in the neck pain in the neck (ass) paint a picture paint oneself into a corner paint the town red paint with the same brush pair off/pair up pale by comparison palm off pan out par for the course pardon me in (the) light of (something) in (the) Sam Hill? in a (blue) funk in a (constant) state of flux in a (kind of) light in a (tight) corner in a bad light in a bad mood in a bad spot in a bad way in a big way in a bind in a blaze of glory in a blue funk in a body in a box in a brace of shakes in a breeze in a brown study in a canter in a class by (oneself) in a class of (one's)/its own in a cleft stick in a cold sweat in a coon's age in a corner in a daze in a dead heat in a delicate condition in a dither in a dither, all in a dog's age in a double bind in a dwaal in a familiar way in a family way in a fashion in a fix in a flap in a flash in a flat spin in a flutter in a fog in a funk in a good light in a good mood in a good, bad, favourable, etc. light in a haze in a heap in a heartbeat in a holding pattern