What does this idiom mean? To make ends meet

What does this idiom mean? A walk in the park

To begin being successful in a particular type of work or activity e.g. You need an eye-catching logo ________________the market. break in / break into / break onto / break through

What are the negative prefixes? polite, ability, patient

To start a new business e.g. Due to high tax rates and the need to obtain a license, it is hard to _______ a new business nowadays. set up / set out / set in / set into

A huge __________ of money has gone into this project. amount/number

Lara has put on a great _______ of weight recently. deal/ number

What does this idiom mean? have an edge over

She denied _________ the loan and claims it was fraud. taking out / to take out

How do you think life ________ in 50 years time? will have changed/ will change

What does this mean? break even

What does this idiom mean? To err on the side of caution

To be addicted to something e.g. Many teenagers today are ____________social media and can’t spend minutes without it. hooked on / hooked in / hooked up / hooked onto