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TOEFL Vocab: Everyday Phrases
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english
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Without much time - running out of time - in a hurry
bathtub
lets take it outside
pressed for time
ointment
2. A large piece of something without definite shape
ticket collector
pressed for time
lump
thaw
3. Adj. dangerous - risky
perilous
flunk
go into shock
pick a fight
4. A small ring for an infant to bite on while teething.
dress to kill
teething ring
slush
gale
5. Be noticed by someone.
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6. Adj. holy - sacred - sanctified - revered
knock the socks off
sleeping car
sell someone short
hallowed
7. Let us go outside and fight
walker
jump the gun
lets take it outside
revisit
8. Jobless
impeccable
shower head
out of work
mum and pop
9. Severe cold and fever
pedastrian crossing
shoot the breeze
pneumonia
teething ring
10. A flat hard area near a house - where people sit outside
nine to five
blunt
patio
give a slip
11. Involved in an argument - at odds - engaged in a disagreement
at loggerheads
resort to
braces
turn someone off
12. 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
patio
contingency
lump
13. Fail (a test - course - etc.); give up; drop out of school; give a student a failing grade student
half-sister-brother
flunk
slush
wound up
14. Large boses for household things
measure up
trunks
hear a pin drop
get a move on
15. Two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage used for fighting and racing
chariot
joking aside
sleet
at a pinch
16. Insulting or provocative words - especially of an ethnic - racial - or sexist nature - considered unacceptable or illegal by certain institutions.
fighting words
flexitime
measure up
pedastrian crossing
17. Partially melted snow
ease up
slush
at a pinch
catch someone's eye
18. Hood
walker
play hooky
at her wits end
bonnet
19. Get the ball rolling
hole in the wall
ointment
talk through his hat
get a move on
20. Left behind; stranded - put on a reef or section of land; abandoned in a deserted place
lump
desensitize
marooned
whistleblower
21. Depart; set off to sea
talk through his hat
joking aside
set sail
hole in the wall
22. Make way through a narrow path
funnel
thaw
ticket collector
oar
23. To damage a joint in your body by suddenly twisting it SYN twist: I fell down the steps and sprained my ankle.
measure up
brag
sprain
slush
24. Anxious - worried - or excited: I was too .......to sleep. - brought to a state of great tension
hallowed
wound up
at loggerheads
porch
25. Pay a high price - pay too much
pay through the nose
marooned
biodegradable
you and what army
26. 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
pedastrian crossing
impeccable
oar
tentative decision
27. Poor memory - mind which does not absorb information
to be on sick leave
glider
outlaw
have a memory like a sieve
28. Chatter - talk nonsense - speak about trivial matters
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29. Owned and managed by a family or a husband and wife: a real .........restaurant
thaw
sell someone short
mum and pop
repel
30. Greatly impress - amaze - overwhelm (Slang)
pick a fight
knock the socks off
hole in the wall
bathtub
31. Fighting alone
desensitize
you and what army
pedastrian crossing
oar
32. Be absent from school without permission
blunt
sell someone short
pedastrian crossing
play hooky
33. Poor - lacking money; under pressure - troubled
rainy day
chariot
slip off
hard up
34. Escape being caught; avoid
keep something under someone's hat
all ears
braces
give a slip
35. Straightforward; or something that has a rough edge - that hurts
pick a fight
at a loss
hallowed
blunt
36. Someone who is paid to admit only those who have purchase tickets
hard up
braces
ticket collector
scruffy
37. Carriage in a train that is equipped with special couches for sleeping
sleeping car
kinky
wet blanket
shake a leg
38. Fixed - unchanging; arranged - prepared; resolute - firmly resolved; determined in advance
rain set in for
scruffy
desensitize
braces
39. To quarrel
talk through his hat
keep your hair on
pick a fight
even-tempered
40. A situation in which there is no movement or activity at all
bonnet
at standstill
stranded
impeccable
41. 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
measure up
glider
flexitime
gangplank
42. An implement used to propel or steer a boat
set sail
oar
sell someone short
conscience
43. Shunned responsibility for - - avoided being held accountable for -
hallowed
talk through his hat
raise your spirit
wash hand of
44. Adj. faultless - perfect; free from sin - pure
to be on sick leave
pliers
impeccable
nine to five
45. Movable ramp used when boarding or leaving a ship
raise your spirit
gangplank
sell someone short
blunt
46. Movable ramp used when boarding or leaving a ship
bonnet
set sail
rainy day
gangplank
47. Be completely at a loss as to what to do
at her wits end
contingency
hear a pin drop
measure up
48. (Slang) person whose main interest is clothes dressing fashionably
gig
clothes horse
norrow escape
at loggerheads
49. Permission to be away from work because of illness; the period of time spent away from work:
wound up
perilous
to be on sick leave
do justice
50. A frame on wheels that a baby can sit in and move around using its legs - before it can walk SYN baby ...... British English
desensitize
glider
catch someone's eye
walker