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After getting the promotion, she’s been __________________ these days.
After getting the promotion, she’s been ON CLOUD NINE these days.
Even though the weather was terrible, everyone at the festival was __________________.
Even though the weather was terrible, everyone at the festival was IN HIGH SPIRITS.
He failed his exam, but he’s trying to __________________.
He failed his exam, but he’s trying to KEEP HIS CHIN UP.
After her relaxing holiday, she felt __________________.
After her relaxing holiday, she felt AS HAPPY AS CAN BE.
Ever since his dog died, he’s had __________________.
Ever since his dog died, he’s had A LONG FACE.
She didn’t get the job and has been __________________ all week.
She didn’t get the job and has been DOWN IN THE DUMPS all week.
Don’t talk to him now. He’s __________________.
Don’t talk to him now. He’s IN A BAD MOOD.
He’s been __________________ ever since he hurt his back.
He’s been LIKE A BEAR WITH A SORE HEAD ever since he hurt his back.
When they cancelled the trip, she __________________ and started shouting.
When they cancelled the trip, she THREW A WOBBLY and started shouting.
After working 14 hours straight, I’m completely __________________.
After working 14 hours straight, I’m completely DONE IN.
You don’t need to worry. You’re __________________.
You don’t need to worry. You’re IN GOOD HANDS.
He started going to the gym and now he’s __________________.
He started going to the gym and now he’s IN TOP FORM.
I stood up too quickly and suddenly __________________.
I stood up too quickly and suddenly MY HEAD WAS SPINNING.
When I heard the diagnosis, I was __________________.
When I heard the diagnosis, I was SCARED STIFF.
Even at 85, she’s still __________________.
Even at 85, she’s still AS FIT AS A FIDDLE.
When the lights went out, we were all __________________.
When the lights went out, we were all SHAKING IN OUR BOOTS/SHOES.
