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Idiomatic Expressions: 1 TET AND DSCπŸ‘‡


1. What does the idiom “a blessing in disguise” mean?

  • A hidden secret
  • A good thing that seemed bad at first
  • A curse from someone
  • A miracle from God

2. What does “beat around the bush” mean?

  • Avoid the main topic
  • Argue with others
  • Finish quickly
  • Speak clearly

3. What does “once in a blue moon” mean?

  • Very rarely
  • On a full moon
  • Every month
  • Very often

4. What does “cry over spilt milk” mean?

  • Ask for sympathy
  • Cry without reason
  • Be careless
  • Regret something that cannot be changed

5. What does “hit the nail on the head” mean?

  • Hit something hard
  • Be exactly right
  • Do something wrong
  • Miss the target

6. What does “cost an arm and a leg” mean?

  • Be very cheap
  • Be free of cost
  • Be half-priced
  • Be very expensive

7. What does “let the cat out of the bag” mean?

  • Reveal a secret
  • Hide something
  • Catch a cat
  • Make a mistake

8. What does “burn the midnight oil” mean?

  • Study in the morning
  • Sleep late
  • Work late at night
  • Waste time

9. What does “barking up the wrong tree” mean?

  • Make a wrong assumption
  • Be angry
  • Look for a dog
  • Complain loudly

10. What does “the ball is in your court” mean?

  • You must start over
  • It’s your decision now
  • You lost the game
  • You are being judged

11. What does “kill two birds with one stone” mean?

  • Lose both chances
  • Miss two opportunities
  • Be cruel
  • Achieve two things at once

12. What does “a piece of cake” mean?

  • Tasteless
  • Very easy
  • Impossible
  • Very difficult

13. What does “under the weather” mean?

  • Feeling ill
  • Staying outside
  • Enjoying the rain
  • Being sad

14. What does “once bitten, twice shy” mean?

  • Forget the past
  • Try again without care
  • Be foolish again
  • Be cautious after a bad experience

15. What does “hit the sack” mean?

  • Clean the room
  • Start a fight
  • Go to work
  • Go to sleep

16. What does “add fuel to the fire” mean?

  • Calm things down
  • Put out the fire
  • Make a bad situation worse
  • Help someone

17. What does “break the ice” mean?

  • Break something
  • Avoid people
  • Start a friendly conversation
  • Act rudely

18. What does “in hot water” mean?

  • In trouble
  • Feeling cold
  • Being successful
  • Taking a bath

19. What does “call it a day” mean?

  • Celebrate something
  • Stop working for the day
  • Take a break
  • Start work

20. What does “a storm in a teacup” mean?

  • Being emotional
  • Keeping secrets
  • A natural disaster
  • Making a small issue seem big

21. What does “on cloud nine” mean?

  • Extremely sad
  • Extremely happy
  • In a hurry
  • Daydreaming

22. What does “pull someone’s leg” mean?

  • Criticize someone
  • Argue with someone
  • Tease or joke with someone
  • Help someone walk

23. What does “spill the beans” mean?

  • Hide a plan
  • Reveal the secret
  • Waste food
  • Cook something

24. What does “cut corners” mean?

  • Follow all rules
  • Take extra time
  • Do something cheaply or carelessly
  • Be perfect

25. What does “get cold feet” mean?

  • Become nervous before doing something
  • Be confident
  • Feel cold
  • Be scared of ice

26. What does “a dime a dozen” mean?

  • Very rare
  • Very costly
  • Very special
  • Very common

27. What does “jump on the bandwagon” mean?

  • Avoid the trend
  • Ride a bus
  • Join a popular trend
  • Start something new

28. What does “burn one’s fingers” mean?

  • Touch something hot
  • Help others
  • Suffer from one’s own mistake
  • Work too hard

29. What does “throw in the towel” mean?

  • Start fighting
  • Continue working
  • Give up
  • Celebrate victory

30. What does “face the music” mean?

  • Dance happily
  • Avoid punishment
  • Enjoy a song
  • Accept the consequences

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