Idiomatic expressions

What does 'to be caught in the crossfire' mean?

• To be in a conflict intentionally

• To be involved in a conflict unintentionally

• To be a mediator in a fight

• To be in a situation of peace

What does 'staying united in good times and bad' imply?

• Maintaining loyalty in all circumstances

• Ignoring problems

• Breaking friendship in times of trouble

• Being disloyal in difficult times

What attitude does 'having a chip on your shoulder' describe?

• Being friendly and open

• Being optimistic about the future

• Having a resentful or defiant attitude

• Being indifferent to problems

What does 'to be in deep waters' mean?

• To be in an easy-to-handle situation

• To be in a safe place

• To be in a situation too difficult to handle

• To swim in a lake

What does 'the writing on the wall' indicate?

• A hidden message

• Obvious signs of something bad

• Obvious signs of something good

• A warning of success

What does 'to be a fish out of water' mean?

• To feel comfortable anywhere

• To feel out of place

• To be an expert on a topic

• To be in a familiar place

What does 'to be on the edge of your seat' imply?

• To be bored

• To be filled with suspense or excitement

• To be relaxed

• To be distracted

What does 'bury the hatchet' mean?

• Ignore a problem

• Increase tension

• Resolve a conflict or make peace

• Start a fight

What does 'a taste of your own medicine' imply?

• Being ignored

• Being rewarded

• Experiencing the consequences of your actions

• Receiving a gift

What does 'living in a bubble' mean?

• To be happy in life

• To be in a safe place

• To ignore the realities of life

• To be aware of reality