Advanced idioms on Lifestyle

When people are __________, they are crammed uncomfortably close together

• keep the wolf from the door

• live in clover

• cheek by jowl

• live out of suitcase

Someone who _____________ travels a lot, moving from place to place

• keep the wolf from the door

• live in clover

• cheek by jowl

• live out of suitcase

In order to ____________, you need to have enough money to buy food and other essentials.

• keep the wolf from the door

• live in clover

• cheek by jowl

• live out of suitcase

Someone who____________ has enough money to lead a very comfortable life.

• keep the wolf from the door

• live in clover

• cheek by jowl

• live out of suitcase

If you find it difficult to pay for your everyday needs because you have very little money, it is hard for you to_____________

• stuck in a rut

• weal and woe

• make hay while the sun shines

• make ends meet

This expression is used as an encouragement to take advantage of a good situation which may not last.

• stuck in a rut

• weal and woe

• make hay while the sun shines

• make ends meet

Someone who is __________ is trapped in an uninteresting routine or lifestyle that they've had for a long time.

• stuck in a rut

• weal and woe

• make hay while the sun shines

• make ends meet

The expression ___________refers to the good and bad times, the joys and sorrows, or prosperity and misfortune.

• stuck in a rut

• weal and woe

• make hay while the sun shines

• make ends meet

Someone who is _________has very little money or not enough to cover their needs.

• on one's uppers

• mix business with pleasure

• make the best of things

• live beyond means

If someone lives ____________, they spend more money than they earn or can afford.

• on one's uppers

• mix business with pleasure

• make the best of things

• live beyond means