Английские идиомы. Виктор Евгеньевич Никитин
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COD
Coffee break
Cog in the machine
Cold comfort
Cold fish
Cold hard cash
Cold snap/spell
Cold turkey
Collect one's wits
Come (someone's) way
Come a cropper
Come a long way
Come about
Come across (someone or something)
Come again.
Come alive
Come along
Come and get it!
Come around
Come as no surprise
Come away empty-handed
Come back
Come back (into fashion)
Come back to (someone)
Come back with an offer
Come between (two people)
Come by (something)
Come by (something) honestly
Come clean
Come clean (with someone/about something)
Come down hard on (someone)
Come down in price
Come down in the world
Come down to (something)
Come down to earth
Come down with (something)
Come face to face with (someone or something)
Come from (somewhere)
Come from far and wide
Come from nowhere
Come full circle
Come hell or high water
Come home to (someone)
Come in handy
Come in low
Come into (some money)
Come into fashion
Come into one's own
Come of age
Come off
Come on strong
Come on the scene
Come out ahead
Come out for (someone or something)
Come out in the wash
Come out of left field
Come out of nowhere
Come out of one's shell
Come out of the blue
Come out of the closet
Come out with (something)
Come over
Come through
Come to
Come to a bad end
Come to a dead end
Come to a head
Come to a pretty pass
Come to a standstill
Come to an end
Come to blows
Come to do/feel (something)
Come to grief
Come to grips with (something)
Come to life
Come to light
Come to mind
Come to nothing/naught
Come to one's senses
Come to pass
Come to terms
Come to terms with (someone or something)
Come to the fore
Come to the point
Come true
Come unglued
Come up
Come up in a discussion
Come up in the world
Come up smelling like roses
Come up with (something)
Come what may
Come with the territory
Come-down
Come/go away empty-handed
Come/turn up trumps
Commercial law
Commit (something) to memory
Common ground
Common law
Common property
Common touch
Community property
Company man
Company town
Comparative negligence
Compare apples and oranges
Con (someone) out of (something)
Conclusive evidence
Conditional sale
Confide in (someone)
Conk out
Consecutive sentences
Conspicuous by one's absence
Contemplate one's navel
Contempt