Idioms and Phrases MCQS

"Break the ice" is an idiom that means initiating a conversation in a social setting.

This idiom is a euphemism for death.

This idiom refers to something that is very easy to do.

This idiom means to go to sleep or go to bed.

This idiom is used to describe facing a challenging situation with bravery.

This idiom means adopting a popular activity or trend.

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation.

This idiom refers to working late or staying up late to complete a task.

This idiom describes something that is very expensive.

This idiom is used to encourage someone to get to the main point without unnecessary details.

This idiom means revealing a secret or disclosing information.

This idiom describes intentionally ignoring or being distant from someone.

This idiom refers to being in agreement or having a shared understanding.

This idiom describes working very hard, often to the point of exhaustion.

This idiom advises against lamenting over things that have already happened.

This idiom refers to damaging relationships or cutting off connections.

This idiom describes avoiding direct or straightforward discussion.

This idiom signifies being in a dilemma or facing a tough situation with no clear solution.

This idiom describes something that is expensive or has a high cost.

This idiom means adopting a popular activity or trend.

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation.

This idiom refers to working late or staying up late to complete a task.

This idiom describes something that is very expensive.

This idiom is used to encourage someone to get to the main point without unnecessary details.

This idiom means revealing a secret or disclosing information.

This idiom describes intentionally ignoring or being distant from someone.

This idiom refers to being in agreement or having a shared understanding.

This idiom describes working very hard, often to the point of exhaustion.

This idiom advises against lamenting over things that have already happened.

This idiom refers to damaging relationships or cutting off connections.

This idiom describes avoiding direct or straightforward discussion.

This idiom signifies being in a dilemma or facing a tough situation with no clear solution.

This idiom describes something that is expensive or has a high cost.

This idiom means adopting a popular activity or trend.

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation.

This idiom is a colloquial expression for going to bed or getting some sleep.

This idiom refers to having a share or involvement in something.

This idiom describes being very close to the end or deadline.

This idiom is used to convey giving up or surrendering in the face of a challenge.

This idiom encourages going beyond the expected or required effort.

This idiom signifies leaving a situation, especially when facing difficulties.

This idiom indicates someone who is fully focused and eager to listen.

This idiom suggests persisting with an activity that is no longer productive.

This idiom conveys facing a challenging situation with bravery. (Repeated for context)

This idiom encourages getting to the main point without unnecessary details. (Repeated for context)

This idiom refers to working late or staying up late to complete a task. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes something that is very expensive. (Repeated for context)

This idiom conveys doing something in a less expensive or efficient manner.

This idiom implies beginning a task with enthusiasm and efficiency.

This idiom means revealing a secret or disclosing information. (Repeated for context)

This theatrical idiom is used to wish someone good luck before a performance.

This idiom signifies damaging relationships or cutting off connections.

This idiom describes something that is very expensive.

This idiom conveys going through great efforts or facing many obstacles to achieve something.

This idiom suggests taking a bold or risky action without worrying about the consequences.

This idiom indicates reaching a required level or meeting expectations.

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes working very hard, often to the point of exhaustion. (Repeated for context)

This idiom advises against lamenting over things that have already happened. (Repeated for context)

This idiom refers to damaging relationships or cutting off connections. (Repeated for context)

This slang idiom is used to describe sharing juicy or interesting gossip.

This idiom indicates going back to the beginning or starting over with a new approach.

This idiom encourages thinking or doing something outside the norm.

This informal idiom is used to describe dancing with enthusiasm.

This idiom conveys the feeling of being out of place or uncomfortable in a new setting.

This idiom describes being in a situation where one is under intense scrutiny or facing pressure.

This idiom suggests making decisions or taking actions based on the circumstances at the moment.

This idiom conveys attempting or accepting a task that is too difficult to handle.

This idiom signifies revealing a secret that was supposed to be kept confidential.

This idiom indicates being free from a difficult or dangerous situation.

This idiom means revealing a secret or disclosing information. (Repeated for context)

This theatrical idiom is used to wish someone good luck before a performance. (Repeated for context)

This idiom signifies damaging relationships or cutting off connections. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes something that is very expensive. (Repeated for context)

This idiom conveys going through great efforts or facing many obstacles to achieve something. (Repeated for context)

This idiom suggests taking a bold or risky action without worrying about the consequences. (Repeated for context)

This idiom indicates reaching a required level or meeting expectations. (Repeated for context)

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes working very hard, often to the point of exhaustion. (Repeated for context)

This idiom advises against lamenting over things that have already happened. (Repeated for context)

This idiom is used to express the act of starting a journey or leaving a place.

This idiom describes a task that is very easy to accomplish.

This idiom signifies returning to the initial stage or starting over.

This idiom conveys harming or betraying someone who has supported or assisted you.

This idiom refers to working late or staying up late to complete a task. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes a situation that is clear, settled, or predetermined.

This idiom conveys something that is lifeless or devoid of vitality.

This idiom signifies setting limits or boundaries in a situation.

This idiom conveys that one's words or appeals are being ignored.

This idiom suggests trusting someone despite a lack of evidence.

This idiom means revealing a secret or disclosing information. (Repeated for context)

This theatrical idiom is used to wish someone good luck before a performance. (Repeated for context)

This idiom signifies damaging relationships or cutting off connections. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes something that is very expensive. (Repeated for context)

This idiom conveys going through great efforts or facing many obstacles to achieve something. (Repeated for context)

This idiom suggests taking a bold or risky action without worrying about the consequences. (Repeated for context)

This idiom indicates reaching a required level or meeting expectations. (Repeated for context)

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes working very hard, often to the point of exhaustion. (Repeated for context)

This idiom advises against lamenting over things that have already happened. (Repeated for context)

This idiom is a colloquial expression for going to bed or getting some sleep.

This idiom is a polite way of asking someone what they are thinking or feeling.

This idiom signifies participating or having a share in an activity or venture.

This idiom humorously refers to returning to one's job or daily responsibilities.

This idiom conveys facing a challenging situation with bravery. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes starting a conversation in a social setting.

This idiom signifies spending money impulsively or quickly.

This idiom is a humorous and informal way of saying someone has passed gas.

This idiom describes something that is wasted, lost, or unsuccessful.

This idiom conveys facing and accepting the consequences of one's actions.

This idiom means revealing a secret or disclosing information. (Repeated for context)

This theatrical idiom is used to wish someone good luck before a performance. (Repeated for context)

This idiom signifies damaging relationships or cutting off connections. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes something that is very expensive. (Repeated for context)

This idiom conveys going through great efforts or facing many obstacles to achieve something. (Repeated for context)

This idiom suggests taking a bold or risky action without worrying about the consequences. (Repeated for context)

This idiom indicates reaching a required level or meeting expectations. (Repeated for context)

This idiom is used to express that someone has identified the core of a problem or situation. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes working very hard, often to the point of exhaustion. (Repeated for context)

This idiom advises against lamenting over things that have already happened. (Repeated for context)

This idiom describes feeling nervous or hesitant, especially before a significant event.

This idiom conveys achieving a significant success or winning a substantial prize.

This idiom signifies a small or insignificant quantity compared to a much larger whole.

This idiom conveys the wisdom of valuing what one already possesses over the possibility of gaining more.

This idiom refers to having a share or involvement in something. (Repeated for context)

This idiom indicates someone who is fully focused and eager to listen. (Repeated for context)

This idiom suggests persisting with an activity that is no longer productive. (Repeated for context)

This idiom conveys attempting or accepting a task that is too difficult to handle. (Repeated for context)

This idiom signifies revealing a secret that was supposed to be kept confidential. (Repeated for context)

This idiom indicates being free from a difficult or dangerous situation. (Repeated for context)