Idioms: Relaxing

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

stand or sit around while not doing anything

• hang out

• working all hours

• take time out from (something)

• unwind

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

take a quick rest from an activity

• have a breather

• switch off

• burning the midnight oil

• while away

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

go wild for a bit

• take your mind off (something)

• let your hair down

• chill out

• burn the candle at both ends

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

relax and let go of stress

• hang out

• working all hours

• take time out from (something)

• unwind

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

working extremely hard (positive connotation)

• hang out

• working all hours

• take time out from (something)

• unwind

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

working extremely hard (positive connotation)

• have a breather

• switch off

• burning the midnight oil

• while away

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

spend a long time relaxing or doing very little

• have a breather

• switch off

• burning the midnight oil

• while away

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

stop focusing on or thinking about work or school for a little while

• have a breather

• switch off

• burning the midnight oil

• while away

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

forget about something stressful for a while

• take your mind off (something)

• let your hair down

• chill out

• burn the candle at both ends

Which of the idioms has a meaning closest to:

doing too much late at night and early in the morning (negative connotation)

• take your mind off (something)

• let your hair down

• chill out

• burn the candle at both ends