Смысл: absinthe 
absinth(e) [ʹæbsınθ]
n
<Í> 1. абсент, полынная водка
2. = absinthium
3. желтовато-зелёный цвет
<Í> 1. абсент, полынная водка
2. = absinthium
3. желтовато-зелёный цвет
lion's share, the Идиома
a babe in the woods
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
a bun in the oven
a chip off the old block
a drop in the bucket
a feather in your cap
a fine-toothed comb
a flash in the pan
a fly on the wall
a grandfather clause
the lion's share
The better allotment or allocation of something. The lion's allotment of the acclaim charge go to our development team, who accept formed endlessly to accompany this artefact to bazaar afore the anniversary season. Even admitting we're all talented, it's consistently our youngest brother who gets the lion's allotment of our parents' acclaim and attention.Learn more: sharelion's share
The greater allotment or best of something, as in Whenever they won a doubles match, Ethel claimed the lion's allotment of the credit, or As usual, Uncle Bob took the lion's allotment of the cake. This announcement alludes to Aesop's allegory about a lion, who got all of a annihilate because its adolescent hunters, an ass, fox, and wolf, were abashed to affirmation their share. [Late 1700s] Learn more: sharethe lion's share
COMMON If you get the lion's share of something, you get the better allotment of it. Their athletes won the lion's allotment of the medals. While Gladys was accustomed the lion's allotment of their mother's attention, Mary and her two adolescent brothers enjoyed their freedom. Note: This refers to Aesop's allegory `The Bobcat and his Adolescent Hunters', in which a bobcat goes hunting with several added animals and takes aggregate that they bolt for himself, instead of administration it with them. Learn more: sharethe lion's share
the better allotment of something. 1998 Times Rich countries about appropriate the lion's allotment of trade. Learn more: sharethe ˈlion’s allotment (of something)
(British English) the better allotment of article that is actuality shared: The lion’s allotment of the awards accept gone to American stars again.This argot comes from one of Aesop’s fables. The bobcat is helped by added animals to annihilate a stag, but again refuses to allotment it with them.Learn more: sharelion's share
The greatest or best part.Learn more: sharelion's share, the
The greater allotment of something. This appellation comes from one of Aesop’s fables, in which the bobcat got not aloof the better allotment of the annihilate acquired in hunting with an ass, fox, and wolf, but all of it, back the others were abashed to affirmation their share.
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