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Guess the meaning of the words/phrases based on the context.

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Tim H \| wordsOnline version Guess the meaning of the words/phrases based on the context. by Nastia Sakharova 1 "Giving a speech in English to 1000 people feels daunting! I wish there were only 2 people in the room." Daunting means difficult and frightening. Yes No 2 "I didn't study for the test, so getting the best grade is a long shot." A long shot means it is very unlikely. Yes No 3 "After my friend moved to a different country, we started to lose touch with each other." Lose touch with means you communicate less often. Yes No 4 "Looking down from the very top of the Eiffel Tower gave me a feeling of dizzying heights." Dizzying heights means feeling close to the ground. Yes No 5 "Learning irregular verbs was a big hurdle for me, but after 5 years I've mastered all 200 of them!" Hurdle means a difficult problem to overcome. Yes No 6 "The reckless driver was going too fast and not paying attention." Reckless means safe and careful. Yes No 7 "I've been staring at an empty page for an hour. I have writer's block." Writer's block means no ideas. Yes No 8 "The bicycle was slow to start, but as I pedaled faster, I began to build up momentum." Build up momentum means I am getting easier to stop. Yes No 9 "The film crew includes the camera operator, the sound technician, and the director." Film crew is a single person. Yes No 10 "The vicious dog showed its teeth. I felt scared." Vicious dog means friendly and safe. Yes No 11 "The magic trick seemed impossible, but the magician managed to pull it off." Pull it off means fail. Yes No 12 "You passed your exam! Now, let's keep going onwards and upwards to the next level." Onwards and upwards means more and more. Yes No 13 "We planned a picnic, but our plans might fall through if it rains." Fall through means the picnic WILL happen if it rains. Yes No 14 "I will pitch my idea for a new approach to the boss. Let's hope she supports me!" Pitch means asking someone to say no. Yes No 15 "This path is tricky, but stick with me and I'll lead us safely." Stick with me means you follow me. Yes No 16 "My team liked my idea. Everyone agreed to be on board and help." Be on board means they support and want to join. Yes No 17 "I was lost, but a policeman gave me directions, and now I'm back on the right track." Back on the right track means I am still lost. Yes No

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by Nastia Sakharova

"Giving a speech in English to 1000 people feels daunting! I wish there were only 2 people in the room." Daunting means difficult and frightening.

"I didn't study for the test, so getting the best grade is a long shot." A long shot means it is very unlikely.

"After my friend moved to a different country, we started to lose touch with each other." Lose touch with means you communicate less often.

"Looking down from the very top of the Eiffel Tower gave me a feeling of dizzying heights." Dizzying heights means feeling close to the ground.

"Learning irregular verbs was a big hurdle for me, but after 5 years I've mastered all 200 of them!" Hurdle means a difficult problem to overcome.

"The reckless driver was going too fast and not paying attention." Reckless means safe and careful.

"I've been staring at an empty page for an hour. I have writer's block." Writer's block means no ideas.

"The bicycle was slow to start, but as I pedaled faster, I began to build up momentum." Build up momentum means I am getting easier to stop.

"The film crew includes the camera operator, the sound technician, and the director." Film crew is a single person.

"The vicious dog showed its teeth. I felt scared." Vicious dog means friendly and safe.

"The magic trick seemed impossible, but the magician managed to pull it off." Pull it off means fail.

"You passed your exam! Now, let's keep going onwards and upwards to the next level." Onwards and upwards means more and more.

"We planned a picnic, but our plans might fall through if it rains." Fall through means the picnic WILL happen if it rains.

"I will pitch my idea for a new approach to the boss. Let's hope she supports me!" Pitch means asking someone to say no.

"This path is tricky, but stick with me and I'll lead us safely." Stick with me means you follow me.

"My team liked my idea. Everyone agreed to be on board and help." Be on board means they support and want to join.

"I was lost, but a policeman gave me directions, and now I'm back on the right track." Back on the right track means I am still lost.