Infer meaning of idiomatic expressions using -context clues

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let the cat out of the bag

Back

to let out a secret

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piece of cake

Back

easy

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Kylie’s mother wanted her to play the piano but, it is not her cup of tea. What is the meaning of this idiom?

Back

She was neither good nor enjoyed playing the piano.

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barking up the wrong tree

Back

to pursue a wrong choice

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beating around the bush

Back

speaking indirectly about the issue

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at the drop of a hat Don’t challenge Mike to a dance off unless you are ready because he will get in a dance battle at the drop of a hat.

Back

without any hesitation

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hit the books After seeing his progress report grades, Jack knew that he had to hit the books. or lost his scholarship.

Back

study hard

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full of himself

Back

too proud of his achievement

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Kate can't play outside today because it's raining cats and dogs.

Back

It's raining heavily.

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In the dark

Back

Unaware