72. Idioms C2

What does the expression 'break the ice' mean?

• To go ice skating

• To start a conversation in a social setting

• To break a promise

• To fix a broken object

What does the expression 'the tip of the iceberg' mean?

• A dangerous situation

• A sharp iceberg

• A melting iceberg

• Only a small part of a larger problem or issue

What does the expression 'ill at ease' mean?

• Feeling hungry

• Feeling excited

• Feeling healthy and relaxed

• Feeling uncomfortable or anxious

What does the expression 'the ins and outs' mean?

• All the details and complexities of something

• A quick and easy solution

• A secret plan

• A difficult situation

What does the expression 'have many irons in the fire' mean?

• To be very busy

• To be cooking multiple dishes

• To be a blacksmith

• To be involved in many activities or projects

What does the expression 'be in for the high jump' mean?

• To be rewarded

• To be in trouble or facing a difficult situation

• To be participating in a sports event

• To be jumping high

What does the expression 'stew in one's own juice' mean?

• To relax in a sauna

• To exercise regularly

• To cook a delicious stew

• To suffer the consequences of one's actions

What does the expression 'keep up with the Joneses' mean?

• To compete in a race

• To try to match the lifestyle of wealthier neighbors or friends

• To maintain a garden

• To follow fashion trends

What does the expression 'before one can say Jack Robinson' mean?

• Very quickly or suddenly

• After a long time

• After receiving a gift

• Before making a decision