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In this game, players will determine whether various nouns are associated with the concept of 'humble pie', which symbolizes the act of admitting one's mistakes or failures and accepting the consequences. Players will answer with ✅ for nouns that represent humility or related themes, and ❌ for those that do not.

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Ewelina K

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IDIOMS 1Versión en línea In this game, players will determine whether various nouns are associated with the concept of 'humble pie', which symbolizes the act of admitting one's mistakes or failures and accepting the consequences. Players will answer with ✅ for nouns that represent humility or related themes, and ❌ for those that do not. por Ewelina K 1 Under the weather means feeling ill. Yes No 2 Raining cats and dogs means to have a sunny day. Yes No 3 Jumping on the bandwagon means to resist change. Yes No 4 A stitch in time saves nine means procrastination is helpful. Yes No 5 Hit the nail on the head means to describe exactly what is causing a situation. Yes No 6 Burning bridges means to maintain relationships. Yes No 7 A penny for your thoughts means to ask for someone's opinion on a matter. Yes No 8 Piece of cake means something very easy to do. Yes No 9 Barking up the wrong tree means to be correct in your assumptions. Yes No 10 Throwing in the towel means to continue fighting. Yes No 11 Let the cat out of the bag means to reveal a secret. Yes No 12 The ball is in your court means it's your turn to make a decision. Yes No 13 To kick the bucket means to die. Yes No 14 Spill the beans means to disclose information. Yes No 15 Bite the bullet means to endure a painful situation. Yes No 16 A blessing in disguise means something that is obviously bad. Yes No 17 The early bird catches the worm means sleeping in is beneficial. Yes No 18 Burning the midnight oil means to work late into the night. Yes No 19 Caught between a rock and a hard place means having an easy choice. Yes No 20 Break the ice refers to initiating conversation in a social setting. Yes No

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por Ewelina K

Under the weather means feeling ill.

Raining cats and dogs means to have a sunny day.

Jumping on the bandwagon means to resist change.

A stitch in time saves nine means procrastination is helpful.

Hit the nail on the head means to describe exactly what is causing a situation.

Burning bridges means to maintain relationships.

A penny for your thoughts means to ask for someone's opinion on a matter.

Piece of cake means something very easy to do.

Barking up the wrong tree means to be correct in your assumptions.

Throwing in the towel means to continue fighting.

Let the cat out of the bag means to reveal a secret.

The ball is in your court means it's your turn to make a decision.

To kick the bucket means to die.

Spill the beans means to disclose information.

Bite the bullet means to endure a painful situation.

A blessing in disguise means something that is obviously bad.

The early bird catches the worm means sleeping in is beneficial.

Burning the midnight oil means to work late into the night.

Caught between a rock and a hard place means having an easy choice.

Break the ice refers to initiating conversation in a social setting.