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B2 Open World Unit 1 Idioms

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  • If you don't keep your brain sharp as you age, you can develop mental illnesses more quickly.
    to stay mentally active
  • The pilot practiced several touch and go landings during training.
    an uncertain situation
  • I've been worried about Rebecca; she's been burning the midnight oil trying to finish her doctorate.
    Stay up late working or studying (which can negatively impact health)
  • Sarah's been feeling pretty under the weather, so she's book a doctor's appointment.
    Feeling sick or unwell.
  • Have you seen Josh? He's been working out! He looks as fit as a fiddle!
    In excellent health.
  • I don't think I can compete nowadays due to the fact that I run out of steam quickly.
    Lose energy or motivation
  • My mom is very scared of going under the knife, she'll avoid it at all costs.
    To have surgery.
  • Mary had been ill for some time. It's nice to see her back on her feet
    To be well again after a sickness
  • I need to get out of town for a few days so I can recharge my batteries.
    to rest for a period of time
  • Don't be so down, you're so young and in the pink of health!
    In very good health.
  • Have you heard about Cindy? She's finally on the mend from the accident last month!
    Recovering from an illness or injury
  • These kids today are so full of beans! They won't sit still for a second!
    Energetic and lively.
  • A lot of people nowadays are signing up for the gym, trying to keep in shape.
    to stay physically healthy
  • I don't know how marathon participants don't just throw in the towel.
    Give up or stop trying, often due to exhaustion.