Idioms and Expressions Quiz

Study Notes

Idioms and Phrases

Banking on: relying on something or someone to happen or be successful, synonymous with having high expectations
Brushing up on: improving or updating one's knowledge or skills in something, often used in the context of education or professional development
Losing your train of thought: forgetting what you were going to say or do, often due to distraction or mental fatigue
Busy as a bee: extremely active or industrious, used to describe someone who is constantly working or engaged in activities
In the driver's seat: in control of a situation or decision, metaphorically referring to being in the position of a driver
Bringing up: introducing or mentioning a topic for discussion, often used in the context of meetings or conversations
Turning down: rejecting or declining an offer or invitation, often used in the context of social or professional interactions

Idioms and Expressions

Banking on: relying on something or someone to happen or be successful, implying a sense of dependence on the outcome.
Brushing up on: improving or updating one's knowledge or skills in something, suggesting a refinement or polish of existing abilities.
Losing your train of thought: forgetting what you were going to say or do, implying a mental disruption or distraction.
Busy as a bee: extremely active or industrious, likening a person's work ethic to the busy, industrious nature of a bee.
In the driver's seat: in control of a situation or decision, suggesting a sense of authority and direction.
Bringing up: introducing or mentioning a topic for discussion, often to initiate a conversation or debate.
Turning down: rejecting or declining an offer or invitation, implying a sense of refusal or declination.

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Test your knowledge of common idioms and expressions with this quiz! Learn the meanings of 'banking on', 'brushing up on', and more. Improve your English language skills and understand these phrases in context.