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TOEFL Vocab: Everyday Phrases
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1. Left behind; stranded - put on a reef or section of land; abandoned in a deserted place
impeccable
marooned
you and what army
restless
2. Anxious - worried - or excited: I was too .......to sleep. - brought to a state of great tension
tentative decision
wound up
repel
nine to five
3. Severe cold and fever
lump
give a slip
greasy spoon
pneumonia
4. A system in which people work a particular number of hours each week or month - but can change the times at which they start and finish each day
flexitime
at sixes and sevens
pedastrian crossing
revisit
5. Shocked
set sail
at her wits end
go into shock
slip off
6. An implement used to propel or steer a boat
give a slip
oar
walker
at sixes and sevens
7. Close call - near miss - miraculous rescue - escape with very little time to spare
keep something under someone's hat
shower cap
pliers
norrow escape
8. Confused - bewildered - perplexed
sleet
at standstill
at a loss
bonnet
9. Gale n. tempest - strong wind
even-tempered
gale
pressed for time
hole in the wall
10. Opposed to the existing authorities or establishment
fighting words
anti-establishment
pick a fight
give a slip
11. Bank of snow - mound of snow piled up by the wind; snow driven by the wind
shoot off one's mouth
shower cap
snowdrift
trunks
12. In a state of confusion or disorder - in a mess
at sixes and sevens
hole in the wall
greasy spoon
at loggerheads
13. A cabinet containing an automatic record player
run your tail between your legs
shower head
thaw
jukebox
14. Formal to consider or discuss something again: We need to ..... this proposal as soon as the budget is clearer.
to be on sick leave
revisit
pneumonia
gangplank
15. A special bag used to carry clothes such as suits and dresses: I packed the dresses in a black .......
go into shock
garment bag
scruffy
glider
16. Fail (a test - course - etc.); give up; drop out of school; give a student a failing grade student
whistleblower
flunk
all ears
oar
17. Clumsy - awkward; not graceful; not talented
all thumbs
garment bag
flunk
funnel
18. Large boses for household things
keep your hair on
ointment
rain set in for
trunks
19. Criminal; person outside the protection of the law; fugitive
outlaw
resort to
slush
pick a fight
20. Chatter - babble - speak casually
shoot the breeze
get caught in traffic jam
chariot
greasy spoon
21. Sense of right and wrong
jump the gun
all ears
conscience
to be on sick leave
22. No longer changeable; 'the agreement is not yet s............'
go into shock
sprain
oar
set in stone
23. Informal - often disapproving) a small cheap restaurant - usually one that is not very clean or attractive
run your tail between your legs
pressed for time
greasy spoon
mum and pop
24. Dance; hurry
shake a leg
hallowed
lump
to be on sick leave
25. Depart; set off to sea
talk through his hat
set sail
gale
slush
26. A soft cream that you rub into your skin - especially as a medical treatment
ointment
hard up
hole in the wall
thaw
27. Greatly impress - amaze - overwhelm (Slang)
norrow escape
knock the socks off
gangplank
braces
28. 1. not definite or certain - and may be changed later SYN provisional OPP definite: I passed on my t...... conclusions to the police. The government is taking t......... steps towards tackling the country's economic problems. 2. done without confiden
tentative decision
snowdrift
shake a leg
oar
29. If insects - rats etc ..... a place - there are a lot of them and they usually cause damage - be ............ with something - The kitchen was ......with cockroaches.
repel
infest
half-sister-brother
stranded
30. 1. to work less hard or do something with less energy than before: Just relax and ......... a little. 2. to start doing something less - You should ......... on the whisky. 3. to improve or get less - The snow was .......
to be on sick leave
gale
ease up
desensitize
31. Making claims without any backup
do justice
talk through his hat
run your tail between your legs
you and what army
32. To treat or represent someone or something good - beautiful etc in a way that is as good as they deserve: The photo doesn't .... her ........ - No words can ...........to the experience. do something such as a test well enough to show your real abili
do justice
wash hand of
pedastrian crossing
porch
33. Let us go outside and fight
lets take it outside
gig
clothes horse
hit the ceeling/roof
34. Escape being caught; avoid
wound up
pressed for time
at standstill
give a slip
35. Time of trouble - time of need - emergency
lets take it outside
rainy day
jump the gun
slip off
36. Become or cause to become soft or liquid
ticket collector
greasy spoon
have a memory like a sieve
thaw
37. A situation in which there is no movement or activity at all
biodegradable
bonnet
lets take it outside
at standstill
38. Partly frozen rain - mixture of snow and rain v-n
for a song
shower cap
hallowed
sleet
39. Outside - open portion of the house - with a roof
porch
shake a leg
greasy spoon
revisit
40. Insulting or provocative words - especially of an ethnic - racial - or sexist nature - considered unacceptable or illegal by certain institutions.
fighting words
set sail
teething ring
lump
41. Carriage in a train that is equipped with special couches for sleeping
sleeping car
turn someone off
shoot off one's mouth
talk through his hat
42. One who discloses the illegal or immoral acts of another person - informer
wet blanket
whistleblower
sleet
shoot the breeze
43. Attempt to trick someone - attempted fraud (Slang)
restless
funnel
snow job
raise your spirit
44. Engineless aircraft
go into shock
conscience
glider
play hooky
45. Wearing glamorous clothes intended to create a striking impression
dress to kill
knock the socks off
greasy spoon
at her wits end
46. Injured muscle - muscle which has been strained
slip off
revisit
sell someone short
pulled muscle
47. Poor memory - mind which does not absorb information
gangplank
have a memory like a sieve
garment bag
gig
48. To make someone react less strongly to something by making them become used to it - ......... somebody to something - Does TV ........ people to violence? — d.........zation
desensitize
snow job
whistleblower
sprain
49. Container used to hold water for washing oneself
jump the gun
set in stone
bathtub
garment bag
50. Make someone bored or repelled.
slush
pressed for time
turn someone off
hear a pin drop
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