Idiom

To spoil something(A.Saving for a rainy day B.Put something on ice C.Rain on someone's parade)

Postpone a plan(A.Take a rain check B.Spill the beans)

Go through something difficult(A.Weather the storm B.Waste not, want not C.Well begun is half done)

A person who is a disgrace to a family or group(A. Black sheep B.Miss the boat C.Hang in there

Get something exactly right(A.Hit the nail on the head B.Ignorance is bliss C.Go on a wild goose chase)

someone who hates to spend money(A.Get out of hand B.On the ball C. Cheapskate)

If you talk about firing a warning, we can use this phrase.(A. Foul play B.A Shot across the bow C. Witch hunt)

a person who is active, energetic, and has the initiative to pursue the things they want.(A.So far so good B. Go-Getter C.Under the weather)

Difficulty in speaking because of a cough or sore throat.(A.Go under the knife B.Frog in one’s throat C.In the pink of health)

To argue the opposite, just for the sake of argument(A.Once in a blue moon B.Play devil's advocate C.Give someone the cold shoulder)

Departure of talented, well-educated individuals from a place.(A. Brain Drain B. No-Brainer C.On the Blink)

You have to work for what you want(A.Speak of the devil B.No pain, no gain C.On the ball

Every cloud has a silver lining (A.Good things come after bad things B.Good things come to those who wait C.It's a piece of cake)

Very happy(A.Like riding a bicycle B.On cloud nine C.Shape up or ship out)

This phrase is used for people who suddenly enter an unknown environment.(A.Fish Memory B. Big Fish In A Small Pond C.Fish Out of Water)

If a person has acquired a habit, whatever we do, we cannot discourage it(A. A leopard can’t change its spotsB.To get on like a house on fire C.Build bridges)