You are genuinely ill (or have a hangover)
You might feel a bit tough.
You might feel a bit rough.
To phone someone at your workplace to tell them you are too ill to come to work
Call in sick
After two week in bed, I finally started to work and now I´m as fit __________________.
as a fiddle
She's got a lot on her _____ right now. (plate /desk /day /brain)
plate
Feeling better and active again
Back on your toes
Back on your feet
Back on your legs
Become unconscious for a short period
Pass out, faint
Accept the situation without complaining
Take your syrop
Take your pill
Take your medicine
Take your tablet
Oh, You´re looking like death ____________.
warmed up
I was just _____ to leave. (soon/ about/ ready /around)
ABOUT
Which is the meaning of: be a tough cookie?
To be a very strong (mentally) person.
To phone someone at your workplace to tell them you are too ill to come to work
Call in sick
To have an operation
Go under the knife
Go over the knife
Go on the knife
Which is the meaning of: be over the moon?
To be extremely happy.
It's freezing out there so you'll need to _____ up. (pucker /bundle/catch /dress)
BUNDLE
Which is the meaning of: the ball is in your court?
You have the responsibility to make a decision.
Accept the situation without complaining
Take your syrop
Take your pill
Take your tablet
Take your medicine
Which is the meaning of: kill time?
To do an activity in order to make time pass quickly.
I was ill for a week, but now I´m ___________ to recovery
on the road
I was ill for a week, but now I´m ___________ to recovery
on the road
Come on, _____ your age! (act/ stay/ be /live)
ACT
You're really ahead of your _____. (time /work/ era/ ways)
TIME
Don't worry. It's no big _____. (deal /anxiety /difficulty /trouble)
DEAL
I feel _________ the weather for the whole week.
under
Which is the meaning of: pull the wool over someone's eyes?
To not say the truth, to fool someone.
To wake up after the anaesthesia
come round
come up
come down
Exactly what you need or want
Just what the doctor recommended
Just what the doctor ordered
Just what the doctor prescribed
- It took you forever to do it. - Well, better _____ than _____. (late than never /done than never/ late than not / done than not
late than never
You're told you are now healthy by your doctor
You're given a clean bill of health
You're given a clean proof of health
You're given a clean certificate of health
I feel that way _____ in a while. (then / once/ now / for)
ONCE
Is he ok? He is ______ as rain!
as right
After two week in bed, I finally started to work and now I´m as fit __________________.
as a fiddle
You are genuinely ill (or have a hangover)
You might feel a bit tough.
You might feel a bit rough.
Is he ok? He is ______ as rain!
as right
You're looking healthy
You're looking the photo of health
You're looking the image of health
You're looking the picture of health
To wake up after the anaesthesia
come down
come round
come up
Which is the meaning of: chasing rainbows?
To not think realistically.
Become unconscious for a short period
Pass out, faint
Which is the meaning of: kill two birds with one stone?
To solve two problems with one action or solution.
I feel _________ the weather for the whole week.
under
Oh, You´re looking like death ____________.
warmed up
You can _____ that again! (make/ do/ say/ repeat)
SAY
- Are you ready to go? -Yep, I'm _____ _____. (set ready/ all set/ ready all/ ready set/)
ALL SET
Exactly what you need or want
Just what the doctor prescribed
Just what the doctor recommended
Just what the doctor ordered
What´s wrong with Tom? I don´t know, he sad he felt off _____________ colour.
sorts
the weather
colour
- Are you listening to me? -Yes, I'm _____ ears. (all/ in/ on /with)
ALL
You're looking healthy
You're looking the picture of health
You're looking the image of health
You're looking the photo of health
You're about to get a less serious illness like a cold or flu.
I'm coming down with something.
I'm coming up with something.
Feeling better and active again
Back on your feet
Back on your legs
Back on your toes
What´s wrong with Tom? I don´t know, he sad he felt off _____________ colour.
colour
sorts
the weather
I can't believe you went behind my _____. (back /door/ face/ wishes)
BACK
You're about to get a less serious illness like a cold or flu.
I'm coming up with something.
I'm coming down with something.
To have an operation
Go on the knife
Go over the knife
Go under the knife
You're told you are now healthy by your doctor
You're given a clean bill of health
You're given a clean certificate of health
You're given a clean proof of health