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Idioms Related To EmotionsSet 63

1Do you .....? It seems like you don't pay attention at all.

2My new colleague is quite a rough ..... but I think we can cooperate well on our assigned projects.

3He's a gentleman at large. Explain the idiom used in the sentence.

4I could see that Tim was in a ..... and didn't notice what was going on.

5What does "Once bitten, twice shy" mean?

6'Over the top' describes something

7We'll have to butter Angie up before we tell her the news about the broken vase.

8The idiom Be green with envy means anxious

9Why had Mr. Tushman asked Jack to help Auggie get to know the school?

10What is Shrek's saying?

11"That's it, Isaac. No more chances for you. That was the .....!" Father shouted angrily.

12"I ..... for families affected by the disaster."

13To give strong praise

14What is hiding emotions?

15The news of the promotion was a bolt from the blue.

16'Cold feet' before a wedding means:

17Differentiate between the idiom 'a blessing in disguise' and the phrase 'a good thing'.

18Match up the definition of idiom:Terrifying

19To change your mind

20What is the idiom? They probably think I'm a boy, she thought. Might as well enjoy the ride.

21Better ..... than sorry

22When I watched the horror movie last night, my heart was in my mouth.

23If something dies down, means

24Fill in the blank with the correct idiom: Jack was ..... while cheating on his final exam.

25Match the idiom with its real like meaning.'I have cold feet' means

26(Easy) Which of the following is an idiom?

27Fill in the blank with the correct idiom: It just ..... when her neighbor mows his lawn at 7:00 AM.

28Idiom that means very nervous and restless

29Normally she smoked 15-20 cigarettes a day, but whenever she was worried or nervous she smoked like ......

30John was on edge because of the upcoming job interview. How does John feel?

31I suppose she was the apple of your eye at the time.A. your favourite fruitB. your favourite meal C. your favourite personD. your favourite book

32Shakespeare first used the phrase: "In a pickle" in The Tempest. What does it mean?

33If someone is "In hot water," what situation are they in?

34Not believe a word

35Idioms-Fill in the blank (Use common idioms): She decided to ..... and accept her mistake. Choose the best idiom to complete the sentence.

36What does the idiom mean:cold shoulder

37To lose control emotionally or mentally.

38It's just a game, so .....

39I'm totally ..... on soap operas. I watch them all day, every day.

40Bolt from the blue

41Which expression means "you understand and care about other people's problems"?

42"My father raises the roof when he snores". What is the meaning of this figurative language?

43Intentionally or deliberately

44What does the idiom "you should cheer up!" mean?

45"blinded by love" means

46What does having "Butterflies in one's stomach" mean?

47I don't have any proof, but I have a strong ..... that she's lying.

48To let someone down; to not make someone proud

49What does a phrase 'take the biscuit' mean?

50"Face the music" means to:

51Jess was so grumpy today! I think she got up on the wrong side of the bed! What is the meaning of this idiom?

52It means to begin the day in a bad mood

53Beliefs that are entrenched and hard to change are described as .....

54Temperamental and conceited person

55Be careful what you wish for .....

56Language: What does the 'yellow hare' symbolise?

57Admire or respect someone

58E corde (ex corde)

59You're so busy all of the time! You should really .....

60What's the meaning of this idiom?castle in the sky

61IDIOMS:is the following idiom used correctly?"I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that my parents had bought me a new car!"