Usage examples of "nail head" in English with translation to Russian

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I'd like to drive a nail in his head. Я хотел бы забить гвоздь в его голову.
He experiences both profits and losses over the years; sometimes he makes mistakes and miscalculations, other times he hits the nail on the head and gains high profits to show for it. Конечно же, в течение многих лет он то зарабатывал, то терпел убытки. Иногда он совершал просчеты, а иногда значительно улучшал свое финансовое положение, потому что ему удавалось хорошо заработать.
The Red Devil shot Roger in the head with the nail gun, and then he just disappeared! Красный Дьявол застрелил Роджера в голову со своим пистолетом для гвоздей, а потом просто исчез!
The snake reared its head. Змея отвела голову назад.
He drove a nail into the board. Он забил в доску гвоздь.
He laid his head on the pillow. Он положил голову на подушку.
Nail polish is useless: no one looks at nails anyway. Лак для ногтей бесполезен: никто всё равно не смотрит на ногти.
Sasha had a huge bump on his head. На голове у Саши была огромная шишка.
To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Человеку с молотком любая вещь кажется гвоздём.
Does your head hurt? У вас болит голова?
He drove in a nail with his hammer. Он вбил гвоздь своим молотком.
The date and address is usually written at the head of letters. Дата и адрес обычно напишут в шапке писем.
One nail drives out another. Клин клином выбивают.
Does your head hurt often? У тебя часто болит голова?
To the man who only has a hammer in the toolkit, every problem looks like a nail. Для человека, у которого есть только молоток в ящике с инструментами, любая проблема похожа на гвоздь.
He looked at her from head to foot. Он оглядел её с ног до головы.
I hammered a nail into the wall in order to hang a painting. Я забил в стену гвоздь, чтобы повесить картину.
She put her head out of the window. Она высунула голову в окно.
Nail polish is as interesting as Buddhism. Лак для ногтей так же интересен, как и буддизм.
In reply, Lisa asked me to calculate 100 factorial in my head. В ответ Лиза попросила меня сосчитать факториал ста в уме.
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