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TOEFL Vocab: Everyday Phrases
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1. Cheaply - inexpensively
for a song
hold him off
snowdrift
shower head
2. Chatter - talk nonsense - speak about trivial matters
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3. Greatly impress - amaze - overwhelm (Slang)
thaw
ointment
sleeping car
knock the socks off
4. Silence
hear a pin drop
jukebox
gig
slip off
5. A small dark shop or restaurant
shower head
play hooky
ointment
hole in the wall
6. Gale n. tempest - strong wind
sprain
anti-establishment
bonnet
gale
7. Keep secret - not tell He won`t say where he is going for his holiday. He wants .......his ..
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8. (Slang) person whose main interest is clothes dressing fashionably
jukebox
norrow escape
doubt his chances
clothes horse
9. Clumsy - awkward; not graceful; not talented
flunk
restless
all thumbs
braces
10. To damage a joint in your body by suddenly twisting it SYN twist: I fell down the steps and sprained my ankle.
pedastrian crossing
jukebox
sprain
stranded
11. To prevent someone who is trying to attack or defeat you from succeeding: Not even a gun could hold him off forever.
hit the ceeling/roof
restless
hold him off
set sail
12. Large boses for household things
pulled muscle
trunks
pneumonia
restless
13. Injured muscle - muscle which has been strained
shoot off one's mouth
anti-establishment
jukebox
pulled muscle
14. Dance; hurry
sleeping car
shake a leg
ease up
pedastrian crossing
15. To quarrel
at loggerheads
pick a fight
hit the ceeling/roof
flunk
16. A situation in which there is no movement or activity at all
at standstill
jump the gun
wound up
garment bag
17. An implement used to propel or steer a boat
outlaw
brag
anti-establishment
oar
18. Sense of right and wrong
conscience
porch
get caught in traffic jam
raise your spirit
19. Permission to be away from work because of illness; the period of time spent away from work:
to be on sick leave
get caught in traffic jam
keep something under someone's hat
kinky
20. Materials - chemicals etc changed naturally by bacteria into substances that do not harm the environment OPP non-......... - This carton is made of ...... plastic.
repel
biodegradable
half-sister-brother
slip off
21. Outside - open portion of the house - with a roof
dress to kill
porch
keep your hair on
at a pinch
22. Strange - weird - odd; curly - twisted; stiff; sexually perverted
snow job
hypochondria
perilous
kinky
23. Turn to and adopt (a course of action) so as to resolve a difficult situation.
catch someone's eye
desensitize
resort to
make a splash
24. Depart; set off to sea
set sail
hole in the wall
not make head or tail of
lets take it outside
25. Fail to recognize or state the true value of someone or something.
sell someone short
fighting words
lump
play hooky
26. (informal) dirty or untidy: He looked a little scruffy. She was wearing a ......... pair of jeans. s.......ness noun [U]
scruffy
glider
all ears
sleet
27. Kuyrugunu sikistirip kacmak
fighting words
run your tail between your legs
have a memory like a sieve
trunks
28. Adj. faultless - perfect; free from sin - pure
perilous
hear a pin drop
impeccable
set in stone
29. Calm and does not easily become angry SYN placid
gangplank
even-tempered
for a song
hard up
30. Bank of snow - mound of snow piled up by the wind; snow driven by the wind
snow job
dress to kill
snowdrift
rain set in for
31. Involved in an argument - at odds - engaged in a disagreement
mum and pop
at loggerheads
make a splash
to be on sick leave
32. Adj. holy - sacred - sanctified - revered
walker
hallowed
resort to
oar
33. Unfounded fear of being unwell
all ears
anti-establishment
hypochondria
mum and pop
34. Partly frozen rain - mixture of snow and rain v-n
for a song
set sail
ticket collector
sleet
35. Getting too angry
funnel
clothes horse
do justice
hit the ceeling/roof
36. Something that helps you get clean. You stand under it and water sprays down on you.
make a splash
shower head
hypochondria
lets take it outside
37. Listening carefully - trying to hear everything When Dad mentioned hunting - I was all ears. I loved to hunt.
all ears
flunk
ointment
pay through the nose
38. Fixed - unchanging; arranged - prepared; resolute - firmly resolved; determined in advance
greasy spoon
rain set in for
blunt
revisit
39. 9 to 5 - job where one works from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
ease up
all ears
bonnet
nine to five
40. A cabinet containing an automatic record player
out of work
perilous
jukebox
porch
41. Shocked
go into shock
pick a fight
keep your hair on
perilous
42. Seriously - really - without joking -
joking aside
measure up
have a memory like a sieve
patio
43. A soft cream that you rub into your skin - especially as a medical treatment
ointment
sleeping car
hear a pin drop
hole in the wall
44. Be cheerful and get on with life
wound up
raise your spirit
whistleblower
at sixes and sevens
45. Movement blocked by traffic
get caught in traffic jam
do justice
slip off
snowdrift
46. Poor - lacking money; under pressure - troubled
hold him off
hard up
oar
set sail
47. 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
trunks
knock the socks off
go into shock
flexitime
48. Someone who is paid to admit only those who have purchase tickets
ticket collector
at her wits end
gale
funnel
49. Make someone bored or repelled.
turn someone off
wound up
for a song
hold him off
50. Attempt to trick someone - attempted fraud (Slang)
wash hand of
wound up
keep something under someone's hat
snow job