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English Idioms Challenge: B2 Level

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Common idioms quiz for B2 learners

by Fer C
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What does 'a hot potato' mean in everyday English?

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How often does something happen 'once in a blue moon'?

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If you say a situation is 'a bed of roses', you mean it is...

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Using 'devil's advocate' means you...

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A 'big cheese' refers to a person who is...

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If someone 'bark[s] up the wrong tree', they are...

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To do something 'by the skin of your teeth' means you did it...

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What does 'cry over spilled milk' suggest you should not do?

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'Hit the sack' means to...

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When you 'call it a day', you decide to...

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A hot potato is something awkward or controversial that people avoid.

The phrase means something happens very infrequently.

A bed of roses describes an easy, pleasant situation.

Playing devil's advocate is to challenge a view for discussion.

Big cheese is informal for someone in a high position.

This means they are looking in the wrong place or blaming the wrong person.

Done by the skin of your teeth = only just enough or barely achieved.

The phrase warns not to waste time regretting past, undone events.

Hit the sack is informal for going to bed.

To call it a day means to finish work for the present time.

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