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Idioms / Compromising

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  • Your friend studies all day or not at all—they need a…
    happy medium
  • Which idiom fits when someone looks for a compromise between two extremes?
    a happy medium
  • Doing your homework last minute without much planning is doing it…
    by the seat of your pants
  • Which idiom describes staying relaxed and adjusting as things happen?
    to take something as it comes
  • Idiom meaning: “Don’t worry too much
    take it as it comes
    just be flexible.”
  • The team can't decide yet—it's too early. They prefer to…
    cross that bridge when they come to it
  • Let’s stop stressing and trust the process. Which idiom?
    let it roll
  • Trying to juggle three deadlines at once would be a…
    balancing act
  • What idiom describes juggling school
    a balancing act
    and hobbies all at once?
    work
  • We need something between these two extremes. Which idiom?
    a happy medium
  • Idiom meaning: “We’ll deal with it when the moment arrives.”
    to cross that bridge when we come to it
  • Which idiom means letting things unfold naturally without trying to control everything?
    to let it roll
  • We’ll solve the problem later. No need to worry now. Which idiom is this?
    to cross that bridge when we come to it
  • You try a new recipe without following instructions. Which idiom fits?
    by the seat of your pants
  • Which idiom describes doing something using intuition and without preparation?
    by the seat of one's pants
  • Which idiom means managing many responsibilities at the same time?
    a balancing act
  • You don’t prepare for a trip—just go with the flow. Which idiom?
    take it as it comes
  • Don’t plan too much—accept things naturally. Which idiom?
    to take it as it comes
  • Your manager gives you full freedom with a project. Which idiom?
    let it roll
  • What idiom means dealing with a problem only when it actually happens?
    to cross that bridge when you come to it