A dime a dozen tiqilib yotibdi, bir tiyinga qimmat New York camera stores are a dime a dozen Plsatic toys like this are a dime a dozen a walk in the park

Heart and soul (fig) biror narsaning asosi yoki asosiy qismi, muhim bo'lagi, markazi.

1. 
   Now we are getting to the heart and soul ofthe matter.
   
2. 
   The derelict huilding was heart and soul living place for homeless people.
   

Heavy going biror narsa qilish, tushunish, ishlash, kelish qiyin bo'lgan, zerikarli.

1. 
   It is heavy going talking to him. He has nothing interesting to say.
   
2. 
   John finds math heavy going.
   

Heavyweight (lit) (1) og'ir vaznli (sportda),(2) (fig) gapi o'tadigan, ta'siri bor, qo'lida hokimiyati bor shaxs, «katta odam».

1. 
   Mike Tyson was heavyweight champion ofthe world.
   
2. 
   He was economical heavyweight.
   

Head and shoulders above (fig) bir bosh ustun, biror kishi dan yoki biror narsadan yaxshi roq, ustunroq.

1. 
   Everybody says his speech was head and shoulders above others.
   
2. 
   John stands head and shoulders above Sue.
   

Head over heels in debt (fig) qulog'igacha qarzga botgan, qar zga kirib ketgan.

1. 
   They supported him, no matter what reasons because they were head over heels in debt to him.
   
2. 
   If you borrow loan again you will find yourself head over heels in debt.
   

Head over heels in love (head over heels in love with some one) (fig) sevib qolmoq, es hushini yo'qotadigan darajada sevmoq.

1. 
   They had been head over heels in love and had never quarreled till the last day oftheir marriage.
   
2. 
   He fell head over heels in love on his first encounter with her.
   

Heads or tails tanganing rasm yoki gerb tomoni, oldi yoki orqa si (qur'ada).

1. 
   It does not matter whether the result ofthe toss is heads or tails. I will not agree in any case.
   
2. 
   Which one will you choose «he ads or tails»?