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Idioms Related To Success FailureSet 8

1Making steady progress through something challenging or lengthy.
2You have a green thumb
3Which idiom means "a really difficult decision"?
4You must understand that ..... We must work hard for a better tomorrow.
5Don't give up your day job. Means, you're certainly very good at this.
6Armed with skills:
7Weather the storm
8Which of the following means 'to stop trying'?
9You can find something good in every bad situation.
10What happens when you "profit from" something?
11What does "Grow up" mean?
12What does the idiom phrase chasing rainbows mean?
13"Break a leg" is an expression to say .....
14You have to give him credit for ..... He is so creative.
15..... a lot/sth/much to be desired
16What is the meaning of 'a bad shearer never had a good sickle'?
17To divide all the scarce resources, the government devised a system called .....
18Computer power has experienced exponential growth
19"Working from home allows me to earn a good salary while spending time with my kids; it's really ..... "
20You would be wise to emulate an incompetent co-worker.
21Situation:Your friend tells you that she is going to have an interview for a new job next Monday. You'd like to bless her so you say, " ..... "
22A supervisor who doubts the competence of a new employee unwittingly criticizes everything the new employee does. If the new employee consequently performs poorly, which of the following will most likely have occurred?
23"There's method in my madness" comes from Hamlet.We use this phrase today to mean:
24A(n) ..... is the fundamental problem that causes other problems to occur.
25Do you guys remember "Gangnam Style"? What a .....! They really played the song everywhere and all over the world.
26Profane criticism was received after the government failed to manage the crisis, the goevernment policy was .....
27Why was Apollo 13 called a "successful failure"?
28We should not fight and argue among ourselves. We should always remember that .....
29If you're between jobs, you
30My little brother always gets ..... with everything. He never never gets told off for anything.
31What does the idiom 'Dark horse' refer to?
32Good luck!
33Select the correct idiom to complete the sentence: I'm not ..... I know how to navigate the subway system in our city like a pro commuter.
34Match the correct answerAvert the occurrence of an event.
35What does this idiom mean?:I can't go with you, I have "bigger fish to fry".
36Brandon said "That is nothing but icing on the cake."
37Which idiom means to ruin a plan or strategy?
38What is the meaning of 'smash' in the context of a 'smash hit'?
39I was a bit worried about the test, but it was A PIECE OF CAKE.
40New brooms sweep clean.
41Lose a job
42The bigger they are, the harder they fall conveys which idea?
43Read the following sentences and choose the best answer for the blank. Li always gave money to a beggar, and one day the beggar saved him from a mugger. It's certainly true that: " ..... " .
44Create a sentence using the idiom 'hit the nail on the head'.
45Defeat decisively
46Stop doing something that is already failing in order to reduce the amount of time or money that is being wasted on it
47My grandmother told me not to count my chickens before they hatched? What did she mean?
48The meaning of the idiom "To be in the driver's seat"
49To "nail it down" means to ..... A) start it B) finalize itC) talk about it
50What is hard to find but easy to lose
51It is ..... for us to do anything about the chaotic traffic.
52The athlete is ..... his lifetime goal.
53Match the idiom with the meaning. Choose the meaning that best corresponds to the idiom. Idiom: selling point
54Identify the idiom that could accompany future success plans: "If I land that job, I'll be ......"
55What does 'stand a chance of doing something' mean?
56What does 'fit for purpose' mean in software?
57You've heard the saying, " ..... " It's meant to indicate that you can achieve anything if you want.
58Which of the following answers best describe the idiom "The best of both worlds"?
59Finding your feet most nearly means what?
60If something is described as a dismal failure, it means it:
61Live life to the full