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JUAN FELIPE MAESTRE SALAS

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IdiomsVersion en ligne Choose the correct meaning of the idiom. par JUAN FELIPE MAESTRE SALAS 1 "Beat around the bush" a Situation wherein one can enjoy two different opportunities. b Something good that isn’t recognized at first. c When someone finds it difficult to choose between two alternatives. d Avoid answering a question; not speaking directly about the issue. 2 "Curiosity killed the cat" a To take shortcuts; when something is done badly to save money. b Someone who is mentally, psychologically or intellectually deficient. c Release something that was previously under control. d Being too curious can get you into trouble. 3 "Raining cats and dogs" a To be useful or be of good service to someone. b Raining heavily. c Do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. d Venture into something of one’s interest despite the risks involved. 4 "Taste of one’s own medicine" a Treat people the same (unpleasant) way they treated you. b Pretend not to notice. c Something bad that happened in the past but is no longer important. d : Succeed in surviving a difficult period of time 5 "Old habits die hard" a Benefit or suffer as a direct result of past actions. b Release something that was previously under control. c People find it difficult to change their accustomed behavior. d Pretend not to notice

IdiomsVersion en ligne

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom.

par JUAN FELIPE MAESTRE SALAS

"Beat around the bush"

Situation wherein one can enjoy two different opportunities.

Something good that isn’t recognized at first.

When someone finds it difficult to choose between two alternatives.

Avoid answering a question; not speaking directly about the issue.

"Curiosity killed the cat"

To take shortcuts; when something is done badly to save money.

Someone who is mentally, psychologically or intellectually deficient.

Release something that was previously under control.

Being too curious can get you into trouble.

"Raining cats and dogs"

To be useful or be of good service to someone.

Raining heavily.

Do something with a lot of energy and enthusiasm.

Venture into something of one’s interest despite the risks involved.

"Taste of one’s own medicine"

Treat people the same (unpleasant) way they treated you.

Pretend not to notice.

Something bad that happened in the past but is no longer important.

: Succeed in surviving a difficult period of time

"Old habits die hard"

Benefit or suffer as a direct result of past actions.