Idioms and fixed expressions

We should......................... bad weather and have plenty of umbrellas available.

• make amends for

• make allowance for

• beat about the bush

• break even

A special, happy, and important day that you will always remember

• a blue-letter day

• a yellow-letter day

• a red-letter day

• a green-letter day

A person who says or does something that stops other people enjoying themselves

• a piece of cake

• a red-letter day

• a wet blanket

• a white blanket

to have no profit or loss at the end of a business activity:

• be broke

• be over the moon

• beat about the bush

• break even

She never stops talking about dieting - she's got a real .............. in her bonnet about it.

• wasp

• bee

• bug

• beetle

Przenocować kogoś:

• put sb in

• put sb up

• put sb off

• put sb on

used to say that a decision, action, etc. is sudden and done without any planning:

• on a spur of a moment

• on the spur of a moment

• on the spur of the moment

• on a spur of the moment

tolerate:

• put in with sth/sb

• put up with sth/sb

• put on with sth/sb

• put off with sth/sb

The noun of the word: high is:

• hight

• height

• heigth

• higth

the feeling that makes you want to do more:

• I'm the apple of my mum's eye.

• She was over the moon about her new car.

• He was caught red-handed stealing the car.

• I've read a blurb of this book and it's whetted my appetite.