Questionário comum de gírias e expressões idiomáticas em inglês

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1 / 10

drive someone up the wall

flatter or praise someone as a means of gaining their help

encourage someone to do something

make someone very irritated or angry

2 / 10

get the ball rolling

avoid talking about what is important

study hard

start a process or activity

3 / 10

cut corners

confront the consequences of one’s actions

give up; stop trying to do something

do something in the quickest or cheapest way, often harming the quality of your work

4 / 10

ring a bell

do or say something that helps you to get rid of strong feelings or energy

sound familiar; remind you of something

cost a lot of money

5 / 10

call it a day

stop working or end an activity

start a process or activity

feel ill or unwell

6 / 10

cool as a cucumber

alert, focused and able to react to something quickly

very calm even in difficult or surprising situations

no longer able to do something well because of age

7 / 10

a blessing in disguise

something that seems bad at first, but results in something good later

something positive in a difficult situation

a clever person who makes good decisions

8 / 10

He was caught _____ trying to steal (caught in the act of stealing) a car.

handed

black-handed

red-handed

catch sb red-handed (doing sth) = catch someone in the act of doing something wrong or illegal

catch sb red-handed (doing sth) = catch someone in the act of doing something wrong or illegal

9 / 10

He _____ all day to finish the wallpapering.

worked like a dog

worked like a charm

worked like magic

work like a dog/trojan = work very hard

work like a dog/trojan = work very hard

10 / 10

"Do you want to hear what happened at the party last night?"
"Oh yes, I'm _____".

all thumbs

all eyes

all ears

be all ears = to be very eager to hear what someone is going to say

be all ears = to be very eager to hear what someone is going to say

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