IDIOMS AND COLLOCATIONS

What is the meaning of the following idiom?

Are you up for

• Are you willing or prepared to do something?
• Are you in the mood for
• Are you ready to give up
• Are you down for

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I'm not a fan of

• I'm a big fan of
• I'm a sports fan of
• I'm a ceiling fan of
• Does not like or enjoy something

What is the meaning of the following idiom?

Give me a hand

• To ask for help or assistance
• To wave at someone
• To give someone a literal hand
• To clap for someone

What is the meaning of the following idiom?

keep an eye on

• to turn a blind eye
• to keep at arm's length
• to watch or monitor closely
• to keep a close mouth

What is the meaning of the following idiom?

Over the top

• In the middle
• Just right
• Under the bottom
• Excessive or exaggerated

Which is NOT the meaning of the following collocation?

raise money

• Decrease funds
• Elevate funds
• Collect money
• Lower funds

Which is NOT the meaning of the following collocation?

lose money

• To find money
• To gain money
• To earn money
• To win money

Which is NOT the meaning of the following collocation?

spend money

• Earn money
• Borrow money
• Save money
• Waste money

Which is NOT the meaning of the following collocation?

pay a fine

• Receive a reward
• A sum imposed as punishment

• A penalty

• Get a discount

Which is NOT the meaning of the following collocation?

pay off

• to settle a debt
• to have a successful result
• to pay for something
• to ignore