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What does the idiom 'Burn the candle at both ends' mean?

• To work excessively, starting early in the morning and finishing late at night

• To relax and take it easy

• To avoid working altogether

• To work only during the day

What does the idiom 'Get the wrong end of the stick' mean?

• To forget something

• To ignore something

• To understand something clearly

• To misunderstand something

What does the idiom 'In leaps and bounds' mean?

• Quickly, with surprising speed and progress

• Without any progress

• In a random manner

• Slowly and steadily

What does the idiom 'Put your foot in it' mean?

• To say something embarrassing or tactless

• To make a good impression

• To be very careful with words

• To avoid saying anything

What does the idiom 'A blessing in disguise' mean?

• A clear and obvious blessing

• Something good that is initially perceived as bad

• A hidden curse

• A temporary relief

What does the expression 'Keep your shirt/hair on' mean?

• Express admiration or respect

• Be willing to help someone

• Stay calm

• Be ready to face a difficult situation

What does the expression 'A bone of contention' refer to?

• A person who is very annoying

• A person who is the pillar in a relationship

• A situation that causes disagreement or argument

• A person who is always willing to help others

What does the expression 'A shoulder to cry on' mean?

• A person who is always willing to help others

• A person who listens and comforts you when you are sad or facing difficulties

• A person who is very annoying

• A person who is the pillar in a relationship

What does the expression 'Get your teeth into something' imply?

• To be extremely busy with too many things to do

• To be tense, anxious, or nervous

• To have the ability to be independent and self-sufficient

• To engage or face something enthusiastically and actively

What does the expression 'Turn a blind eye' mean?

• To intervene in something that is not really related to you

• To accept something as it is without further investigation

• To be willing to help someone

• To be extremely busy with too many things to do