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English Expressions and Idioms (C2 level)
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The high-pitched noise when a car brakes suddlenly.
SCREECH
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To hurry up - GET YOUR _____________ ON
SKATES
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The sound of SB sitting on your bag of crisps.
CRUNCH
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To get angry - ____________ A FUSE
BLOW
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If someone boasts or brags about themselves, we say they are __________ THEIR OWN TRUMPET
BLOWING
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A type of TV programme where a host inteviews celebrities.
CHAT SHOW
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To not understand SB - GET YOUR WIRES __________
CROSSED
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To do STH slowly - At A SNAIL'S _________
PACE
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To be totally correct - TO HIT THE NAIL ON THE _______ or BE _______ ON THE BUTTON
HEAD, RIGHT
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To act spontaneously - TO PLAY IT BY _________
EAR
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The noise of a ball or tyre as it deflates.
HISS
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To follow a trend or craze - TO JUMP ON THE ___________.
BANDWAGON
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A long-running TV drama usually involving different familes in a domestic setting.
SOAP OPERA
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When two people are involved when something goes wrong, we say IT _______ TWO TO ________.
IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO
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Another word to mean irritated beginning with G.
GROUCHY
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The adjective of SPITE.
SPITEFUL
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To make spectacular improvement or growth - TO COME ON IN _______ AND BOUNDS
LEAPS
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SB who talks quickly, TALKS NINETEEN TO THE _______________
DOZEN
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To be in the lead / the most advanced - TO BE AT THE ____________ EDGE
CUTTING
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Melodic ringing of a church's bells, beginning with P.
PEAL
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The adjective of TRIUMPH.
TRIUMPHANT
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If someone is 'going all out' or 'giving their all' we say that they PULL OUT ALL THE _________.
STOPS
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To tell SB to do STH quickly in a rude way - ...MAKE IT ___________!
SNAPPY
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The sound of a boot stepping in mud.
SQUELCH
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