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  • To relax
    To put your feet up
  • A) to allow something
    to give the green light
  • rarely
    Once in a blue moon
  • to suddenly change your mind about something because you are nervous
    to get cold feet
  • "break a leg!" A) well done! / B) have fun! / C) good luck!
    C) good luck!
  • something that makes a lot of noise
    To ring a bell
  • To fool / joke someone
    To pull someone’s leg
  • to be alert
    To be on the ball
  • B) something confusing
    As clear as mud
  • B) something expensive
    It costs an arm and a leg
  • To be in a risky situation
    "to skate on thin ice"
  • to make yourself do something difficult or unpleasant
    To bite the bullet
  • A) to commit to a decision (often one that makes you nervous)
    To take the plunge
  • To be ill
    To be under the weather
  • To be excluded
    To be left in the cold
  • A piece of cake
  • To avoid talking about something
    "to beat around the bush"