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02 - Idioms and Pharse (200)


02 - Idioms and Pharse (200)Versión en línea Vocab por General English 1 leave no stone unturned a To work with extreme physical strength b To look for something that is permanently lost c To try every possible course of action in order to achieve something d To finish a difficult task well ahead of time 2 see eye to eye a To look directly into someone's eyes while talking b To have the exact same physical eyesight capability c To agree fully with someone or share the same opinion d To face a difficult opponent without showing any fear 3 Spill the beans a To make a messy mistake while working b To intentionally spread a malicious rumor c To reveal a secret, often prematurely or accidentally d To waste valuable resources on something useless 4 Through thick and thin a To pass through both dense forests and open plains b To support someone only when they are wealthy and successful c To remain loyal and supportive through all times, both good and bad d To change your mind frequently depending on the situation 5 To eat a humble pie a To live in extreme poverty and survive on cheap food b To accept insults silently without replying back c To apologize humbly and admit that you were wrong d To show false modesty despite being highly successful 6 To end in smoke a To fail completely and yield no practical results b To be completely destroyed by a massive fire c To finish a task with great speed and energy d To create a misunderstanding that ruins a friendship 7 To flog a dead horse a To work extremely hard on a difficult farm chore b To repeat a warning multiple times until it is finally understood c To punish someone severely for an error they made long ago d To waste your energy on a lost cause or a situation that cannot be changed 8 To have the gift of the gab a To have an excellent memory for recalling long speeches b To receive expensive and luxurious gifts from friends c To possess a natural talent for speaking eloquently and persuasively d To be highly skilled at keeping secrets hidden from others 9 To read between the lines a To understand the hidden or implied meaning behind what is actually written or said b To look for hidden spelling errors and grammatical mistakes in a document c To read a text very quickly in order to save time d To memorize a piece of writing line by line 10 A dark horse a A competitor or person who is completely untrustworthy b A competitor about whom little is known but who wins unexpected success c An animal that runs fast only when it is under extreme pressure d A person who keeps their past achievements completely hidden out of modesty 11 A fish out of water a A person who is dying due to a lack of physical resources b A person who feels uncomfortable or out of place in an unfamiliar situation c A person who loves to travel to distant and dangerous locations d A person who has successfully escaped from a difficult trap 12 A stone's throw away a A place that is located at a very short or close distance b A target that is highly difficult to hit with accuracy c A territory that is dangerous due to ongoing conflicts d A distant location that requires a vehicle to reach 13 At the eleventh hour a At the very last moment or just before it is too late b Exactly one hour before midnight c Early in the morning before starting work d Ahead of schedule with plenty of time to spare 14 Barking up the wrong tree a To make an incredibly loud and unnecessary noise when working b To pursue a line of thought or course of action that is mistaken or misguided c To cut down a tree that belongs to someone else by mistake d To look for a lost item in a location that you have already searched before 15 Cost an arm and a leg a To suffer a severe physical injury while working a job b To trade physical goods instead of using paper currency c To lose a valuable business asset due to a poor investment d To be extremely expensive or require an exorbitant amount of money 16 Give a piece of one's mind a To share a highly creative idea with a colleague b To speak sharply and express one's anger or disapproval to someone c To lose your memory temporarily due to immense stress d To donate your valuable time to help someone solve a problem 17 In a nutshell a To keep a secret completely locked away from others b Stated in a very brief, concise, and direct summary c To live in a small, cramped, or uncomfortable room d To protect a fragile object inside a hard casing 18 Sailing in the same boat a To travel together to a beautiful holiday destination b To work as a professional team in a marine or navy operation c To copy someone else's strategy in order to gain a profit d To share the exact same fate, risk, or difficult circumstances as others 19 To add fuel to the fire a To work with double the energy to finish a task quickly b To bring fresh proof that completely solves a mystery c To do or say something that makes a bad situation or argument much worse d To physically supply resources to an industrial factory 20 To keep the wolf away from the door a To guard a house against dangerous wild animals or thieves b To earn just enough money to buy basic food and avoid starvation c To maintain a strict diet to stay completely healthy and fit d To refuse to let greedy or dishonest relatives enter your home Feedback 1 खून पसीना एक करना 2 पूर्णत: सहमत होना 3 अनजाने में भेद खोल देना 4 हर हाल में 5 नाक रगड़ना (हार मानना) 6 धुंवे में उड़ाना (कोई परिणाम न निकलना) 7 मुर्दे में जान डालने की कोशिश करना (असंभव कार्य करना) 8 वाक्पटुता 9 छिपा हुआ अर्थ निकालना 10 अप्रत्याशित विजेता 11 असहज परिस्थिति 12 थोड़ी दुरी पर 13 आखिरी मौके पर 14 निरर्थक प्रयास 15 बहुत महंगा पड़ना 16 डांटना 17 संक्षेप में 18 उसी परिस्थिति में होना 19 आग में घी डालना 20 भुखमरी से बचना

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02 - Idioms and Pharse (200)Versión en línea

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leave no stone unturned

see eye to eye

Spill the beans

Through thick and thin

To eat a humble pie

To end in smoke

To flog a dead horse

To have the gift of the gab

To read between the lines

A dark horse

A fish out of water

A stone's throw away

At the eleventh hour

Barking up the wrong tree

Cost an arm and a leg

Give a piece of one's mind

In a nutshell

Sailing in the same boat

To add fuel to the fire

To keep the wolf away from the door

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