Idioms

Front

What is the idiom? Options:

ate a bag of popcorn

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without any warning

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out of the blue

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a bird swooped down

Back

out of the blue

Front

"out of the blue"

Back

to be unexpected

Front

What is the idiom? Options:

icing on the cake

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unexpected gift

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opened the box

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cheered

Back

icing on the cake

Front

Idiom: "icing on the cake"

Back

something extra or a nice surprise

Front

"cost an arm and a leg"

Back

to cost a lot of money

Front

What is the idiom? Options:

got a call back

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read between the lines

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applied for a job

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figured out

Back

read between the lines

Front

What does the idiom "read between the lines" mean?

Back

to infer or figure out the meaning using clues

Front

What does the idiom "play it by ear" mean?

Back

to not create set plans

Front

"cup of tea" in the context: I've never really enjoyed going to the ballet or the opera; they're not really my "cup of tea."

Back

something you enjoy

Front

"on top of the world"

Back

to feel overjoyed