Idioms 2022

What does the idiom "Over the moon" mean?

• to be on the moon

• to be very happy or excited about something

• to be sad

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What does the idiom "Give someone a hand" mean?

• to help someone

• to cut off your hand for someone else

• to paint someone's nails

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What does the idiom "Twist someone's arm" mean?

• to put your hands one someone's arm and twist

• to help someone

• to persuade or convince someone to do something

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What does the idiom "Take a raincheck" mean?

• Check on the rain

• Put water on a check

• To postpone a plan/ decide to do something at another time

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What does the idiom "When pigs fly" mean?

• A video game

• Something that will probably never happen

• A sky full of flying paper pigs

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What does the idiom "A piece of cake" mean?

• To eat cake at a party

• Something that is very hard to do

• Something that is easy to do

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What does the idiom "Have a blast" mean?

• to have a lot of fun

• to play with rockets

• to have an explosion

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What does the idiom "Under the weather" mean?

• to not feel well

• to be outside in the rain

• to be excited about something

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What does the idiom "Not one's cup of tea" mean?

• when you like coffee more than tea

• when something does not belong to you

• something you do not like or are not interested in

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What does the idiom "all ears" mean?

• to have big ears

• when someone is ready to listen and pay attention

• when you wear earrings

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