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TOEFL Vocab: Everyday Phrases
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english
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Movement blocked by traffic
get caught in traffic jam
mum and pop
shower head
fighting words
2. Opposed to the existing authorities or establishment
anti-establishment
wound up
fighting words
slip off
3. Confused - bewildered - perplexed
for a song
at a loss
wound up
at loggerheads
4. Close call - near miss - miraculous rescue - escape with very little time to spare
norrow escape
pneumonia
ointment
pick a fight
5. Not understand at all.
impeccable
to be on sick leave
shower cap
not make head or tail of
6. Cheaply - inexpensively
norrow escape
for a song
teething ring
shoot off one's mouth
7. Cut off - isolated - abandoned; marooned on a reef or section of land - run aground
stranded
anti-establishment
ticket collector
at a loss
8. Adj. dangerous - risky
hole in the wall
all thumbs
perilous
funnel
9. Become or cause to become soft or liquid
lump
set sail
sleet
thaw
10. Pay a high price - pay too much
lets take it outside
pay through the nose
oar
mum and pop
11. Boy-girl or woman who has either the same mother or the same father as them
half-sister-brother
funnel
keep your hair on
pulled muscle
12. Bank of snow - mound of snow piled up by the wind; snow driven by the wind
bathtub
glider
snowdrift
raise your spirit
13. Basarili olacagindan süphe etmek
get caught in traffic jam
snow job
doubt his chances
porch
14. To quarrel
at a loss
bonnet
pick a fight
half-sister-brother
15. Fail (a test - course - etc.); give up; drop out of school; give a student a failing grade student
flunk
ointment
shake a leg
gale
16. To be good enough to do a particular job or to reach a particular standard: We'll give you a week's trial in the job to see how you ........... - .......... to - How will the Secretary General ......... to his new responsibilities?
gig
measure up
shower cap
impeccable
17. Be absent from school without permission
pressed for time
out of work
play hooky
joking aside
18. Tools to pull apart or twist
whistleblower
at her wits end
norrow escape
pliers
19. Owned and managed by a family or a husband and wife: a real .........restaurant
wound up
mum and pop
kinky
pressed for time
20. Sense of right and wrong
sprain
hallowed
sleeping car
conscience
21. A special bag used to carry clothes such as suits and dresses: I packed the dresses in a black .......
pneumonia
glider
garment bag
jump the gun
22. If necessary - if need be - in an emergency - just possibly - with difficulty; N. Amer. in a pinch; Brit. informal at a push.
get a move on
at a pinch
pick a fight
funnel
23. It is so unpleasant that you do not want to be near it - or it makes you feel ill - The smell r........ him. 2. [transitive] to make someone who is attacking you go away - by fighting them: The army was ready to ....... an attack. 3. [transitive] to
pick a fight
ointment
repel
sleet
24. Involved in an argument - at odds - engaged in a disagreement
hold him off
set sail
dress to kill
at loggerheads
25. Make way through a narrow path
rainy day
wash hand of
pay through the nose
funnel
26. Two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage used for fighting and racing
chariot
measure up
teething ring
pick a fight
27. Permission to be away from work because of illness; the period of time spent away from work:
impeccable
snowdrift
half-sister-brother
to be on sick leave
28. Let us go outside and fight
lets take it outside
catch someone's eye
stranded
conscience
29. Silence
impeccable
hear a pin drop
oar
ointment
30. Criminal; person outside the protection of the law; fugitive
whistleblower
oar
wound up
outlaw
31. Movable ramp used when boarding or leaving a ship
jukebox
hear a pin drop
trunks
gangplank
32. No longer changeable; 'the agreement is not yet s............'
resort to
set in stone
snowdrift
conscience
33. Without much time - running out of time - in a hurry
pressed for time
braces
gale
turn someone off
34. Materials - chemicals etc changed naturally by bacteria into substances that do not harm the environment OPP non-......... - This carton is made of ...... plastic.
bonnet
hallowed
you and what army
biodegradable
35. Container used to hold water for washing oneself
bathtub
go into shock
doubt his chances
to be on sick leave
36. To prevent someone who is trying to attack or defeat you from succeeding: Not even a gun could hold him off forever.
keep something under someone's hat
stranded
hold him off
thaw
37. Take off with ease or speed
raise your spirit
impeccable
slip off
pneumonia
38. Injured muscle - muscle which has been strained
run your tail between your legs
ticket collector
at a pinch
pulled muscle
39. Straightforward; or something that has a rough edge - that hurts
restless
blunt
set in stone
gig
40. Partially melted snow
trunks
clothes horse
slush
biodegradable
41. Hood
flunk
snowdrift
bonnet
raise your spirit
42. Adj. faultless - perfect; free from sin - pure
not make head or tail of
shake a leg
impeccable
pay through the nose
43. A frame on wheels that a baby can sit in and move around using its legs - before it can walk SYN baby ...... British English
pulled muscle
thaw
walker
hallowed
44. Adj. not still - unable to remain still; nervous - uneasy; lacking rest - lacking repose; constantly moving - perpetually in motion
biodegradable
restless
shoot off one's mouth
knock the socks off
45. Don't think too much about it
garment bag
pedastrian crossing
keep your hair on
desensitize
46. Chatter - talk nonsense - speak about trivial matters
47. One who exudes depression or sadness - one who dampens a light or happy atmosphere; killjoy
shoot the breeze
measure up
at sixes and sevens
wet blanket
48. Partly frozen rain - mixture of snow and rain v-n
rainy day
sleet
out of work
hole in the wall
49. An implement used to propel or steer a boat
not make head or tail of
you and what army
oar
at her wits end
50. Chatter - babble - speak casually
shoot the breeze
outlaw
norrow escape
to be on sick leave