Idioms - Destination U26

Which idiom is illustrated here?

What is a "couch potato"?

• someone who eats a lot of potatoes on their couch

• someone who spends a lot of time sitting at home watching television

• a couch that is shaped like a potato

• a potato dish traditionally eaten on the couch

Which idiom is illustrated here?

What does "let your hair down" mean?

• undo your hair and try a new hairstyle

• loosen up and party wildly

• open up and let your guard down

• relax and enjoy yourself because you are in a comfortable environment

Which idiom is illustrated here?

What does "have time on your hands" mean?

• have more time available than you need

• wear a watch on your wrist

• always know what time it is

• have a deadline you must meet

Which idiom is illustrated here?

What does "put your feet up" mean?

• put your feet on the table

• sit down and relax, especially with your feet raised off the ground

• hold your feet up for as long as possible

• give up (because you stop walking and hold you feet in the air)

Which idiom is illustrated here?

What does "be at a loose end" mean?

• be lost

• have your shoelaces undone

• have nothing particular to do

• having run out of ideas