Do Play The Quiz and Find the Meaning of Some English Idioms.

Something that happens very infrequently

To be unwell or not in good health

Used for wishing someone good luck

With someone is to agree with the point they're making

Something that is very expensive

Something that is very easy

Something that means to pretend not to have noticed it.

To do it very rarely

Someone who is completely crazy

Something or someone is causing extreme exasperation and annoyance

A gregarious person whose mannerisms are considered more strange than those of other people

Something means to pretend not to have noticed it.

Something that happens very infrequently.

To take steps toward achieving peace with an enemy

See how things go and decide on a course of action as you go along.

That you’re completely inept at something

Contrary to what one might expect

For something they themselves are guilty of

Something means to pretend not to have noticed it

Means to boast about one’s own achievements.

Stop doing something for the day

Refers to something designed to distract 

You’re laughing so hard that your sides hurt.

To describe someone who is not being realistic

You can’t jump to conclusions only by looking at the cover 

To discuss something at length with someone.

A good result after bad things

When you choose to see the positive in an overall bad situation

Unwell or not in good health

You support someone no matter what happens

Something that is very easy

With no warning

To say someone can't fool you since you have them figured out

To call something total nonsense

You only succeed in doing it

Find the hidden meaning

To add more to an existing problem

To boast about one’s achievements

Providing more information

Be unsure of how you feel