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Idioms With Body PartsSet 9

1The hands off policy prevents prison staff from placing their hands on the inmate population

2Step into his shoes

3If you give someone the cold shoulder, you are

4Be in over your head- "He's in over his head with that project" means

5She did well to keep her ..... in such a stressful situation.

6"Keep body and soul together" means:

7"The apple of sombody's eye" means .....

8"The villa was just a stone's throw away from the beach." This means:

9"Let's all be very careful what we say at the meeting tomorrow. I don't want anyone putting their ..... in their mouth."a. armb. handc. Fingurea. foot

10Sally and Lucy are "like two peas in a pod" means:

11Direct someone's gaze or attention towards, especially by extending one's finger.

12During the heated argument, he chose to keep his ..... down and stay silent.

13As a lawyer, she has all the legal information at her .....

14The phrase 'at the top of their lungs' means:

15Choose the best words to fill in the gap below. I was scared to death when I ..... with a bear on the camping site.

16My little brother is a real pain in the .....

17As a security guard, you must always stay on your .....

18The expression "cost an arm and a leg" is an example of what?

19Don't worry, keep your ..... up!

20You what? You paid &dollar; 5000 for that. You need your ..... examined.

21It was a joke! I was pulling your .....

22Samy looked everywhere for his pencil, but it was actually lying on the desk ..... the whole time.

23I feel the butterflies in my stomach every time my Math teacher calls me to recite.

24A dance en pointe when she is

25She could finally see in her mind's eye what she was supposed to do.

26A brick cut transversely so as to leave one end whole.

27If I don't eat something, this drink will .....

28That was my first marathon. I have a few ..... now, but no injuries.

29Choose the correct meaning of "keep your chin up"

30I wish you'd seen Sarah's reaction to the surprise party, her face was a(n) ...... (angry or surprised)

31IV. COLLOCATIONS AND IDIOMS: Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence: If you want a flat in the centre of the city, you have to pay through the ..... for it.

32He hit the nail on the head. Here, head means-

33A beauty treatment for the face +

34Select the correct meaning of the following international idiom:To turn over the palm of your hand. (Japanese)

35She had a heart of ....., while her brother's heart seemed made of stone.

36What comes with the wordface a .....?

37If something costs and arm and a leg, it means that it is .....

38Fill in the gap with a suitable idiom:The two boys ran toward the finish line .....

39Extend the hand of friendship

40I just can't get along with this work colleague. We simply don't see .....

41If he manages to close the deal on his own, it will be a feather in his .....

42To get her foot in the door means .....

43What does "to lose one's touch" mean?

44Danny put his foot in his mouthreally means .....

45"Zip your lip" means .....

46He didn't bat an eye means

47DON'T GET YOUR KNICKERS IN A TWIST

48Not have a leg to stand on

49Working our fingers to the bone:

50Pain in the neck.

51Advanced way to say '' The movie was exciting"

52The film was so intriguing that the audience were all ..... to the screen until the end.

53Fill in the blank with the correct idiom or slang: "You should keep her at ..... because she cannot be trusted."

54To be very easy to see or notice

55Rafaela is "trapped" in her house by her husband. How does she dream she can escape?

56Butterflies in a person's stomach

57Choose the meaning!'Is it going to be my size?' If something is your size, it .....

58Rib (as used in this novel)

59What does the idiom "cost an arm and a leg" below actually mean?The new iPhone costs an arm and a leg!

60Mr. Hull said to the class, "You have been on your toes all year. I am proud of all of you!"

61What does "sore throat" mean?