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TOEFL Vocab: Everyday Phrases
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1. Greatly impress - amaze - overwhelm (Slang)
mum and pop
make a splash
shoot the breeze
knock the socks off
2. To prevent someone who is trying to attack or defeat you from succeeding: Not even a gun could hold him off forever.
gangplank
hold him off
resort to
to be on sick leave
3. Basarili olacagindan süphe etmek
hit the ceeling/roof
sell someone short
gale
doubt his chances
4. Hood
bonnet
hear a pin drop
sprain
brag
5. Adj. holy - sacred - sanctified - revered
hallowed
at a pinch
sprain
slip off
6. Tools to pull apart or twist
for a song
pliers
thaw
hard up
7. Let us go outside and fight
gangplank
conscience
run your tail between your legs
lets take it outside
8. Owned and managed by a family or a husband and wife: a real .........restaurant
shoot the breeze
at standstill
mum and pop
kinky
9. Calm and does not easily become angry SYN placid
gig
snowdrift
even-tempered
hard up
10. Depart; set off to sea
resort to
lets take it outside
pliers
set sail
11. Jobless
norrow escape
out of work
ease up
hold him off
12. Chatter - talk nonsense - speak about trivial matters
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13. Shocked
pick a fight
doubt his chances
scruffy
go into shock
14. Without much time - running out of time - in a hurry
bathtub
at sixes and sevens
sell someone short
pressed for time
15. Be completely at a loss as to what to do
at her wits end
restless
glider
pick a fight
16. One who discloses the illegal or immoral acts of another person - informer
contingency
hallowed
wet blanket
whistleblower
17. Cheaply - inexpensively
play hooky
contingency
at her wits end
for a song
18. 9 to 5 - job where one works from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
jukebox
nine to five
brag
perilous
19. Left behind; stranded - put on a reef or section of land; abandoned in a deserted place
gangplank
keep something under someone's hat
marooned
rain set in for
20. Engineless aircraft
glider
jump the gun
at sixes and sevens
gig
21. Large boses for household things
gig
even-tempered
hallowed
trunks
22. Confused - bewildered - perplexed
trunks
at a loss
rainy day
shake a leg
23. Make someone bored or repelled.
sleet
run your tail between your legs
marooned
turn someone off
24. Gale n. tempest - strong wind
knock the socks off
do justice
gale
lump
25. Shunned responsibility for - - avoided being held accountable for -
wash hand of
repel
ointment
brag
26. Take off with ease or speed
porch
slip off
pulled muscle
jukebox
27. Poor memory - mind which does not absorb information
doubt his chances
glider
have a memory like a sieve
ease up
28. Permission to be away from work because of illness; the period of time spent away from work:
at sixes and sevens
to be on sick leave
anti-establishment
ticket collector
29. A plastic hat that keeps your hair dry in a shower
joking aside
perilous
shower cap
jump the gun
30. Straightforward; or something that has a rough edge - that hurts
hit the ceeling/roof
blunt
restless
raise your spirit
31. Fighting alone
porch
you and what army
sleet
clothes horse
32. Outside - open portion of the house - with a roof
restless
snow job
porch
hard up
33. Adj. dangerous - risky
raise your spirit
at standstill
perilous
whistleblower
34. Time of trouble - time of need - emergency
out of work
garment bag
rainy day
oar
35. A small dark shop or restaurant
pick a fight
hole in the wall
pulled muscle
do justice
36. Wearing glamorous clothes intended to create a striking impression
desensitize
wash hand of
set sail
dress to kill
37. If necessary - if need be - in an emergency - just possibly - with difficulty; N. Amer. in a pinch; Brit. informal at a push.
pliers
nine to five
set in stone
at a pinch
38. No longer changeable; 'the agreement is not yet s............'
mum and pop
set in stone
rain set in for
shower head
39. (Slang) person whose main interest is clothes dressing fashionably
perilous
hit the ceeling/roof
marooned
clothes horse
40. Cut off - isolated - abandoned; marooned on a reef or section of land - run aground
stranded
ticket collector
pulled muscle
raise your spirit
41. Carriage in a train that is equipped with special couches for sleeping
conscience
ease up
glider
sleeping car
42. Get the ball rolling
brag
get a move on
do justice
greasy spoon
43. Informal - often disapproving) a small cheap restaurant - usually one that is not very clean or attractive
patio
go into shock
brag
greasy spoon
44. Partly frozen rain - mixture of snow and rain v-n
keep your hair on
scruffy
sleet
whistleblower
45. Adj. not still - unable to remain still; nervous - uneasy; lacking rest - lacking repose; constantly moving - perpetually in motion
restless
hold him off
all ears
gig
46. Chatter - babble - speak casually
norrow escape
at a loss
pick a fight
shoot the breeze
47. A small ring for an infant to bite on while teething.
slush
rain set in for
flexitime
teething ring
48. Become or cause to become soft or liquid
lump
brag
thaw
even-tempered
49. Formal to consider or discuss something again: We need to ..... this proposal as soon as the budget is clearer.
thaw
revisit
garment bag
jukebox
50. 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
gale
desensitize
pulled muscle
tentative decision