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English Idioms and Expressions Quiz

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What does the phrase 'To keep the wolf away from the door' mean?

To keep off starvation (correct)

Avoid being friendly with someone

To follow popular trends

To know the facts of a situation

What does the expression 'To run across' imply?

To postpone something

To meet by chance (correct)

Understand what is implied but not stated directly

To run about in a frenzy

What does 'To run about in a frenzy' mean?

To run amok (correct)

To pour oil in troubled water

To play fast and loose

To put one's foot in one's mouth

What does it mean to 'typecast someone'?

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Match the following expressions with their meanings: 'To hold good', 'To keep the ball rolling', 'To hit the sack', 'To keep in abeyance'

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English Idioms and Expressions Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What does the phrase 'To keep the wolf away from the door' mean?

What does the expression 'To run across' imply?

What does 'To run about in a frenzy' mean?

What does it mean to 'typecast someone'?

Match the following expressions with their meanings: 'To hold good', 'To keep the ball rolling', 'To hit the sack', 'To keep in abeyance'

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