School idioms

To completely fulfil the conditions required for something.

• Meet the needs

• Meet each other

• Meet the requirements

• Meet the demand

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What's the idiom? "to learn by memorisation"

• to learn by doing

• to learn by heart

• to learn by myself

• to learn by trial and error

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To permanently stop attending school before it is actually finished.

• Drop of water

• To drop off

• Drop test

• To drop out

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Punish in order to prevent a recurrence of bad behavior.

• Teach a lesson

• Teach a course

• Teach a man to fish

• Teach an old dog new tricks

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To start studying hard

• to hit the sack

• to hit the headlines

• to hit the books

• to hit the roof

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How would you call someone who loves to read?

• a bookkeeping

• a bookworm

• a bookcase

• a booklet

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To check the meaning of something in the dictionary

• To look up

• To look after

• To look for

• To look ahead

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Someone who copies the work of other people at school

• a copyright

• a copywriting

• a copycat

• a master copy

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CCSS.RI.9-10.4

CCSS.RI.11-12.4

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To suggest a lot of ideas for a future activity

• To brainstorm

• brainwave

• brainchild

• brain drain

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To pass something with a high score.

• pass along

• pass water

• pass with flying colours

• free pass

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CCSS.L.4.5B

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