idioms

What does the idiom "to cost an arm and a leg" mean?

• To be extremely cheap

• To be very expensive

• To be physically injured

• To be worth the price

What does the idiom "to hit the nail on the head" mean?

• To miss the target

• To succeed in a task

• To make a mistake

• To accurately identify the main point

What does the idiom "to spill the beans" mean?

• To make a mess

• To reveal a secret

• To cook dinner

• To clean up quickly

What does the idiom "to burn the midnight oil" mean?

• To waste time

• To work late into the night

• To relax after a long day

• 1. To exercise vigorously

What does the idiom "to let the cat out of the bag" mean?

• To adopt a cat

• To keep a secret

• To reveal a secret

• To play with a cat

To play with a cat

• To clean the house

• To die

• To exercise vigorously

• To play soccer

What does the idiom "to beat around the bush" mean?

• To avoid the main topic

• To cut down trees

• To win a race

• To start a fire

What does the idiom "to break the ice" mean?

• To freeze water

• To make a situation more relaxed

• To fix a broken relationship

• To solve a difficult problem

What does the idiom "to turn over a new leaf" mean?

• To change for the worse

• To start something new

• To become a better person

• To turn a page in a book

What does the idiom "to have a chip on one's shoulder" mean?

• To be in a bad mood

• To carry a bag of chips

• To be proud of oneself

• To be easily offended or angered