Idioms Related To Communication SpeechSet 40

1William tried to join the army, but was ..... because of his poor health.
2Choose one of the words below to complete the sentence.Actors walk up a ..... at an awards ceremony.
3To forgive someone and be friendly with them again after an argument or disagreement
4..... during Malaysian festivals as there are multiple exciting cultural elements.
5How did they end up on the Island of Conclusions?
6" ....., we're gonna crash" that was all she could say before the accident happened.
7Ms. Land was nervous about being ..... during her school play, but she did a great job.
8A mumbled insult
9You and your friends walk into the jungle. On the way, there is a separate way. One of your friends would like to go left but another one wants to go right. Both of them ask you decide on this; by the way, you don't want to make the decision. At that time, you want Kathy to decide. How do you say in English to ask Kathy to make a decision.
10A strike is when people
11To agree
12You're right, Dan. I ..... you.
13Short break in the meeting; does not bring meeting to a close
14Trying too hard to persuade someone to do something
15John loves judging films, but he's just an ..... critic with no experience.
16To get in touch with someone means to ignore their messages.
17Au contraire
18Steal someone's thunder
19Choose the right variant. Let's stay here. I don't want to ..... into my boss!
20To bring up; to mention
21Paint a picture
22T/F: In order to "see" the light of truth, we must want to see it ..... it will not impose itself on us
23Idioms: Complete the sentence using a suitable idiom: She kept quiet and decided to .....
24The government's policy is in ..... public opinion.
25Reality check
26To return an argument with a counterargument or reply with wit or sharpness
27What does the idiom "heard it through the grapevine" mean?
28Find the meaning of the idiom. "get the picture"
29"Do homework" means .....
30What does the idiom 'speaking of the devil' mean?
31Be on the ball
32Choose the correct answer:What is the meaning of the idiom "to see eye to eye"?
33Choose the correct meaning.Speak of the devil
34A polte way of giving somebody permission to do something.
35What is the literal meaning of this idiom?"Two heads are better than one"
36Which idiom is fits the situation: Your friend tells you his grandma lives in Belgium on a street called Schoonslaapsterstraat.
37Which idiom goes the best with this sentence?She spilled the beans.
38Did he really say Canada has a tropical climate? Come on, he .....! It's cold in Canada!
39What is the origin of the phrase "quid pro quo"?
40What does 'Hold your tongue'?
41Shake a leg!
42They decided to brain ..... solutions to the problem.
43I'm still ..... about the new rules. Nobody explained them to me.
44Idiom: across the board
45Saying little, meaning much .....
46He likes to toot his own horn. He is always telling us about his good grades and all of the awards he has won. He likes to toot his own horn really means .....
47If you "see eye to eye" with Miguel, you
48Arbin was listening carefully when his teacher was teaching.Choose the correct idiom.
49Tell the idiom A-to always do what someone tell you to do
50E-mail and the internet have linked the whole world into a ..... village.
51Stop teasing me.
52The appropriate care and concern for the safety of other is known as .....
53The man who is painting the community center asked me to lend him a hand.What does that mean?
54If two people decide to stop arguing and forget the conflict, which idiom fits best?
55Facts that are in the text, but are hinted throughout it to form the idea
56What is the meaning of this idiom: "Let's bury the hatchet and move on from our past disagreements."
57What does "a capella" mean?
58I'm afraid that my friends will ..... my new haircut.
59Lucy is my best friend. Even if we move to different countries, we'd always stay .....
60Which idiom means tricking you
61Find the suitable idiom. "She makes everyone giggled every time she talked"