WorksheetsVõõrkeelte nädal 2023
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Idiom "It's raining cats and dogs" means that...
it's raining not at all.
it's raining heavily.
there's a light shower.
it is literally raining cats and dogs.
Idiom "Cat got your tongue" means that...
someone is at a loss of words (is quiet).
cat ate someone's tongue.
cat has two tongues.
someone has a lot to say (is very talkative).
A "tough cookie" is someone who...
is not able to deal with difficult situations and is easily upset.
has eaten a lot of cookies.
is a muscular biscuit.
is able to deal with difficult situations and is not easily upset.
A "couch potato" is someone who...
has eaten a lot of potatoes.
is very active.
lies on a sofa and watches a lot of TV.
does a lot of physical exercise.
Idiom "Once in a blue moon" means that...
there once was a blue moon.
something happens very rarely.
something happens very often.
the moon is blue.
If someone wishes you "Break a leg", then s/he is...
polite.
impolite.
Idiom "Break a leg" means...
"Good luck!".
that you should fall and break your leg.
that you should break someone's leg.
"Bad luck!".
Idiom "Cutting corners" means that someone...
is doing something perfectly.
cuts some corners.
is doing something poorly in order to save time or money.
cuts a piece of paper.
Idiom "Hit the sack" means...
getting up.
hitting the sack.
hitting someone.
going to sleep.
Idiom "Breaking the ice" means...
making people feel more comfortable.
making people feel more uncomfortable.
that the ice needs to be broken.
that there's no ice at all.
Venekeelse väljendi "Как две капли воды" tähendus on:
sarnased nagu kaks tilka vett.
erinevad nagu kass ja koer.
sarnased nagu kaks pudelit vett.
selge nagu seebivesi.
Venekeelse väljendi "Белая ворона" tähendus:
nagu valge pääsuke.
nagu vaene vend.
nagu valge vares.
nagu must ronk.
Venekeelse väljendi "Копейка рубль бережёт" tähendus:
kes senti ei korja, see eurot ei saa.
palun mulle üks kopikas.
andke mulle kopikaid ja rublasid.
kes kopikat ei korja, see rubla ei saa.
Venekeelse väljendi "Делать из мухи слона" tähendus:
sääsest elevanti tegema.
sääsk on väiksem kui elevant.
elevant on suurem kui sääsk.
elevandist sääske tegema.
Venekeelse väljendi "Ехать зайцем" tähendus:
jänesega koos rongis sõitma.
jänest sõitma (s.t. ilma piletita sõitma).
jänest alla ajama.
olema arg nagu jänes.
Venekeelse väljendi "Плавать как топор" tähendus:
ujuma nagu vene kirves (s.t. väga hästi ujuma, pinnal püsima).
ujuma nagu vene kirves (s.t. halvasti ujuma, põhja vajuma).
kirvest vette viskama.
peakat hüppama.
Venekeelse väljendi "Водить за нос" tähendus:
vastu nina lööma.
ninasid kokku hõõruma.
ninapidi vedama.
nina on kinni.
Saksakeelse väljendi "Da haben wir den Salat" tähendus:
täna on lõunaks salat.
meil on mingi jama.
palun mulle üks salat.
meil on kõik korras!
Saksakeelse väljendi "Ein Elefant im Raum" tähendus:
elevant on toas.
probleem, millest tahetakse rääkida.
elevant, tule tuppa!
probleem, millest ei taheta rääkida.
Saksakeelse väljendi "Es ist im Eimer" tähendus:
kõik on hästi.
kõik on mokas.
see siin on ämber.
ettevaatust, ämber!
Saksakeelse väljendi "Etwas durch die Blumen sagen" tähendus:
läbi lillede rääkima (s.t. midagi otse ütlema).
lilledest rääkima.
läbi lillede rääkima (s.t. midagi mitte otse ütlema).
lilli istutama.
Ein Drahtzieher -
maniküür
manipuleerija
maniakk
majonees
Idiom "Don't put all your eggs in one basket" means that...
it's too risky what you are doing.
you should put eggs in different baskets.
it's not risky at all what you are doing.
you shouldn't put eggs in the basket.
Idiom "Give someone the cold shoulder" means...
not to ignore someone.
to catch cold.
to have ice on shoulder.
to ignore someone.
Idiom "Spill the beans" means...
to give away a secret.
to spill beans on the table.
to keep someone's secret.
to spill beans on the floor.
Idiom "Fit as a fiddle" means that...
someone is overweight.
someone plays a fiddle.
someone is in a good shape.
someone is a fiddle.
Idiom "Feel under the weather" means that...
someone feels slightly ill.
someone doesn't like the weather.
someone feels fit and healthy.
today is not a very good weather.
Idiom "A perfect storm" means...
the worst possible situation.
the best possible situation.
Idiom "Make a long story short" means...
to tell something thoroughly.
to tell something briefly.
Idiom "Call it a day" means...
to stop working on something.
to start working on something.
that you should name the day.
that it is not night.
Idiom "It's a piece of cake" means...
that something is difficult.
that something is easy.
that there's a piece of cake on the table.
a piece of cake.
Idiom "A storm in a teacup" refers to...
a minor fuss about a big problem.
a possible earthquake.
a big fuss about a small problem.
drinking too much tea.
Idiom "Curiosity killed the cat" refers to...
ask many questions.
a dead cat.
a curious cat.
stop asking questions.
Idiom "It takes two to tango" means that...
one person alone isn't responsible, both are involved.
you can't dance tango alone.
two people are dancing tango.
only one person is responsible.
Idiom "On cloud nine" means that...
someone is very unhappy.
someone sits on a cloud.
someone is very happy.
there are nine clouds.
