Idioms and Phrases
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Questions
Directions: Choose the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.
Live wire
- Certain
- To ascertain
- To not understand
- Energetic
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Well disposed to
- In fashion
- To look sad
- Friendly with somebody
- Shortage
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A good Samaritan
- One who helps people who have problems
- To face final defeat
- To discourage
- To be happy
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Do not look a gift horse in the mouth
- Poor and ruined
- To be worthless
- Don't criticize
- To give a gift
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To give a good account
- To act in a creditable way
- To fight
- To happen
- To get astounded
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To save one’s face
- Receive applause
- To avoid disgrace
- Out of trouble
- In perfect condition
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Window shopping
- To feel dejected
- To appreciate
- To look at things displayed but not buying them
- To buy things
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Be down in the mouth
- To feel dejected
- In brief
- Scattered things
- Very important
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Tall stories
- To get into trouble
- To happen
- To write a long story
- Exaggerated stories
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Draconian law
- Extremely severe law
- A hypocrite
- To postpone
- Extremely liberal law
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A Spartans life
- Life of an ascetic
- To work together
- To continue
- A lot of money
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To have too many things at a time
- To make a speech
- Doing many things at a time
- To deceive
- To make a request
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To sail under false colours
- A hypocrite
- To extinguish
- In prefect situation
- To listen with patience
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Every dog has his day
- To be depressed
- To happen
- To have a good fortune
- To meet by chance
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Above all
- More than everything else
- Not important
- To keep quite
- Violently
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In cold blood
- Official delay
- For the reason
- Full of faults
- To do something deliberately
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By the way
- To hurt
- In addition to
- To be equal
- To be slow
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In the limelight
- To be prominent
- To win favour of somebody
- To confess
- To try utmost
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In apple-pie order
- Common man
- To be strict
- In perfect order
- To discourage
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Eye-wash
- By force
- A pretence
- Come to nothing
- A secret
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Days of reckoning
- Memorable days
- Time for charity
- Days full of arguments
- Time to answer for one’s actions
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Besides the mark
- Outrageous
- Dependent
- Irrelevant
- Fascinating
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To give the devil his due
- To be arrogant
- To live an ascetic life
- To get out of trouble
- To give credit to a worthless person for his good qualities
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A blue stocking
- An educated but pedantic lady
- A bully
- A dead person
- An extremely rich person
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To kick the bucket
- To frown
- To get confused
- To be fussy
- To die