Questionário comum de gírias e expressões idiomáticas em inglês

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1 / 10

over the hill

great, exciting, wild, or out of control

no longer able to do something well because of age

extremely pleased or happy

2 / 10

cut corners

give up; stop trying to do something

confront the consequences of one’s actions

do something in the quickest or cheapest way, often harming the quality of your work

3 / 10

ring a bell

cost a lot of money

do or say something that helps you to get rid of strong feelings or energy

sound familiar; remind you of something

4 / 10

beat around the bush

try to do something in a way that will not work

put in extra effort or do more than what is expected

avoid talking about what is important

5 / 10

"Do you want to hear what happened at the party last night?"
"Oh yes, I'm _____".

all eyes

all thumbs

all ears

be all ears = to be very eager to hear what someone is going to say

be all ears = to be very eager to hear what someone is going to say

6 / 10

bad apple

an extremely stupid person

a small country, led by a corrupt government

a bad person

7 / 10

He was caught _____ trying to steal (caught in the act of stealing) a car.

red-handed

handed

black-handed

catch sb red-handed (doing sth) = catch someone in the act of doing something wrong or illegal

catch sb red-handed (doing sth) = catch someone in the act of doing something wrong or illegal

8 / 10

cut to the chase

cost a lot of money, more than one can afford

do something in the quickest or cheapest way, often harming the quality of your work

get to the point and leave out unnecessary details

9 / 10

call it a day

feel ill or unwell

start a process or activity

stop working or end an activity

10 / 10

I tried that stain remover you gave me on my tablecloth and it _____.

worked against the clock

worked like a charm

worked like a dog

If a plan or method works like a charm, it has exactly the effect that you want it to.

If a plan or method works like a charm, it has exactly the effect that you want it to.

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