Смысл: bethinks 
bethink [bıʹθıŋk]
v (bethought)
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I should bethink myself of the need to study - я должен решить, нужно ли мне заниматься
2.книжн.
I bethought me /myself/ that I ought to write some letters - я вспомнил, что мне нужно написать несколько писем
you should bethink yourself of your duty - вы не должны забывать о своём долге
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DINKS
forty winks
hold your drinks
catch forty winks
Idiom(s): catch forty winks AND catch some Zs; take forty winksTheme: SLEEP
to take a nap; to get some sleep.
• I'll just catch forty winks before getting ready for the party.
• Tom always tries to catch some Zs before going out for a late evening.
• I think I'll go to bed and take forty winks. See you in the morning.
• Why don't you go take forty winks and call me in about an hour?
take forty winks
Idiom(s): catch forty winks AND catch some Zs; take forty winksTheme: SLEEP
to take a nap; to get some sleep.
• I'll just catch forty winks before getting ready for the party.
• Tom always tries to catch some Zs before going out for a late evening.
• I think I'll go to bed and take forty winks. See you in the morning.
• Why don't you go take forty winks and call me in about an hour?
What a man says drunk, he thinks sober.
People speak more freely under the influence of alcohol.a round of drinks
a drink for everyone: "It's my turn to buy a round of drinks. What does everyone want?"forty winks|forty|wink|winks
n. phr., informal A short period of sleep; a nap. When the truck driver felt sleepy, he stopped by the side of the road to catch forty winks.Compare: SHUT-EYE.
high jinks|high|jinks
n. phr., informal Noisy or rough gaiety; wild play; tricks. The sailors were on shore leave, and high jinks were to be expected. The high school seniors engaged in high jinks after commencement.heart sinks, one's
heart sinks, one'sOne's courage or hope fails; one is very disappointed or dejected. For example, An hour before the picnic I heard thunder and my heart sank. This expression was first recorded in 1605 but was preceded in the 15th century by one's heart is at one's heels or in one's hose or in one's shoes. The present (and only surviving) usage was first recorded in 1605.
high jinks
high jinksPlayful or rowdy activity, often involving mischievous pranks. For example, All sorts of high jinks go on at summer camp after “lights out.” About 1700 this term denoted a gambling game accompanied by much drinking, but by the mid-1800s it acquired its present meaning.
jinks
jinkssee high jinks.
An inks 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 inks, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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