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What does the idiom 'break a leg' mean?

• Good luck!

• Be careful.

• Break your leg.

What does the idiom 'no pain, no gain' mean?

• You need to work hard to achieve success.

• Physical pain is good for you.

• Don't be afraid to fail.

What does the idiom 'get your act together' mean?

• Get angry and shout.

• Organize yourself and start working effectively.

• Go and act on stage.

What does the idiom 'miss your boat' mean?

• You missed an opportunity.

• You arrived late for a trip.

• You didn't catch your boat.

What does the idiom 'smart cookie' refer to?

• Someone who is intelligent and quick-witted.

• A cookie that tastes good.

• A person who bakes cookies.

What does the idiom 'break the ice' mean?

• To make something very cold.

• To break something made of ice.

• To start a conversation or interaction, especially in a new or awkward situation.

What does the idiom 'cut the corners' mean?

• To do something in the easiest, fastest, or cheapest way, often by sacrificing quality.

• To make a precise cut.

• To cut the sharp edges off something.

What does the idiom 'beggars can't be choosers' mean?

• People who are in a weak position cannot be particular or demanding about what they get.

• Beggars cannot make choices.

• Only beggars can choose.

What does the idiom 'eager beaver' mean?

• An animal that builds dams quickly.

• Someone who is very enthusiastic, hardworking, and diligent.

• Someone who is always in a hurry.

What does the idiom 'better late than never' mean?

• Never be late for anything.

• It's better to arrive late than not at all.

• Being late is always acceptable.