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TOEFL Vocab: Everyday Phrases
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toefl
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Make way through a narrow path
funnel
scruffy
at her wits end
wash hand of
2. Make someone bored or repelled.
bonnet
turn someone off
tentative decision
keep something under someone's hat
3. Escape being caught; avoid
give a slip
at standstill
garment bag
walker
4. Keep secret - not tell He won`t say where he is going for his holiday. He wants .......his ..
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5. Getting too angry
hard up
shoot the breeze
hit the ceeling/roof
dress to kill
6. Basarili olacagindan süphe etmek
even-tempered
play hooky
jukebox
doubt his chances
7. Gale n. tempest - strong wind
gale
contingency
snow job
shake a leg
8. Let us go outside and fight
lets take it outside
glider
go into shock
shoot off one's mouth
9. A special bag used to carry clothes such as suits and dresses: I packed the dresses in a black .......
pick a fight
garment bag
hole in the wall
teething ring
10. Be absent from school without permission
play hooky
slip off
gangplank
rain set in for
11. Road crossing for those traveling by foot
doubt his chances
set in stone
pedastrian crossing
knock the socks off
12. Injured muscle - muscle which has been strained
funnel
mum and pop
pulled muscle
give a slip
13. Someone who is paid to admit only those who have purchase tickets
ticket collector
lets take it outside
trunks
wet blanket
14. Formal to consider or discuss something again: We need to ..... this proposal as soon as the budget is clearer.
slush
all ears
set sail
revisit
15. Jobless
perilous
out of work
hold him off
lump
16. Severe cold and fever
pneumonia
catch someone's eye
hit the ceeling/roof
for a song
17. Greatly impress - amaze - overwhelm (Slang)
all ears
to be on sick leave
knock the socks off
infest
18. Cheaply - inexpensively
at her wits end
garment bag
desensitize
for a song
19. Engineless aircraft
bonnet
glider
pneumonia
make a splash
20. Adj. faultless - perfect; free from sin - pure
hypochondria
impeccable
trunks
shower head
21. Clumsy - awkward; not graceful; not talented
shoot the breeze
all thumbs
joking aside
keep something under someone's hat
22. Listening carefully - trying to hear everything When Dad mentioned hunting - I was all ears. I loved to hunt.
bathtub
tentative decision
all ears
half-sister-brother
23. Criminal; person outside the protection of the law; fugitive
doubt his chances
pneumonia
outlaw
shoot off one's mouth
24. In a state of confusion or disorder - in a mess
measure up
brag
at sixes and sevens
slush
25. 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 .......
ease up
play hooky
at standstill
jump the gun
26. An implement used to propel or steer a boat
conscience
contingency
for a song
oar
27. Strange - weird - odd; curly - twisted; stiff; sexually perverted
snowdrift
kinky
anti-establishment
hard up
28. Dance; hurry
shake a leg
pressed for time
hallowed
slush
29. A large piece of something without definite shape
shake a leg
lump
hole in the wall
impeccable
30. Become or cause to become soft or liquid
to be on sick leave
set in stone
thaw
set sail
31. Silence
blunt
knock the socks off
hear a pin drop
chariot
32. Container used to hold water for washing oneself
whistleblower
get a move on
bathtub
gig
33. Making claims without any backup
talk through his hat
you and what army
dress to kill
slush
34. To quarrel
pick a fight
sleeping car
wound up
pliers
35. 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
hole in the wall
ticket collector
tentative decision
jukebox
36. Two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage used for fighting and racing
out of work
have a memory like a sieve
chariot
biodegradable
37. Permission to be away from work because of illness; the period of time spent away from work:
flexitime
pulled muscle
to be on sick leave
walker
38. Seriously - really - without joking -
joking aside
rainy day
lump
ticket collector
39. Materials - chemicals etc changed naturally by bacteria into substances that do not harm the environment OPP non-......... - This carton is made of ...... plastic.
play hooky
you and what army
gangplank
biodegradable
40. To prevent someone who is trying to attack or defeat you from succeeding: Not even a gun could hold him off forever.
joking aside
hold him off
scruffy
hear a pin drop
41. Carriage in a train that is equipped with special couches for sleeping
do justice
all ears
measure up
sleeping car
42. Informal) CAUSE A SENSATION - cause a stir - attract attention - draw attention to oneself/itself - get noticed - make an impression - make an impact.
shower head
do justice
make a splash
rainy day
43. Outside - open portion of the house - with a roof
flexitime
porch
pliers
funnel
44. Boast - exaggerate about oneself
gig
biodegradable
brag
pneumonia
45. Opposed to the existing authorities or establishment
catch someone's eye
anti-establishment
at a pinch
whistleblower
46. Close call - near miss - miraculous rescue - escape with very little time to spare
conscience
gig
rain set in for
norrow escape
47. Owned and managed by a family or a husband and wife: a real .........restaurant
at her wits end
ease up
go into shock
mum and pop
48. Fighting alone
snow job
shoot the breeze
pressed for time
you and what army
49. Turn to and adopt (a course of action) so as to resolve a difficult situation.
resort to
fighting words
pedastrian crossing
ticket collector
50. Attempt to trick someone - attempted fraud (Slang)
snow job
pedastrian crossing
keep your hair on
contingency