Idioms Phrases Phrasal Verb (Usually For Ielts Speaking Practices)

Question 1

Recharge one’s batteries

(C2)

Answer 1

to rest and relax for a period of time so that you feel energetic again

Question 2

Speed up your metabolism

Answer 2

to happen or move faster, or to make something happen or move faster and in this case your metabolism

Question 3

Respiratory disease

Answer 3

Issues or ailments relating to breathing

Question 4

Shed some extra pound

Answer 4

means to lose weight, particularly excess body weight. It is often used in the context of someone trying to improve their health

Question 5

To keep my body in a good shape

Answer 5

To be healthy and athletic.

Question 6

Mental well being

(Phrase)

Answer 6

To mean your mental health

Question 7

Physical well being

(Phrase)

Answer 7

To mean your physical health, how healthy are you.

Question 8

Enable sb to do sth = Allow sb to do sth

Answer 8

To give someone the means or permission to do something.

Question 9

To be detrimental to

Answer 9

To cause harm or damage to something.

Question 10

To detrimentally affect

Answer 10

To negatively impact or influence something.

Question 11

Increase the risk of

Answer 11

To raise the likelihood of something harmful or undesirable happening.

Question 12

Lead to = Result in

Answer 12

To cause something to happen or to bring about a particular outcome.

Question 13

To be prone to sth

Answer 13

To have a natural tendency or likelihood to experience something negative (e.g., illnesses, behaviors).

Question 14

To lead a sedentary lifestyle

Answer 14

To live in a way that involves little to no physical activity or exercise.

Question 15

I’m a big fan of, I’m really into

Answer 15

Used to express strong liking or enthusiasm for something.

Question 16

Detest, not my cup of tea

Answer 16

To strongly dislike something; to indicate something is not enjoyable or preferable.

Question 17

Not my thing

Answer 17

Used to express disinterest or lack of preference for something.

Question 18

Excessive (adj)

Answer 18

Too much; more than is reasonable or necessary.

Question 19

State-of-the-art

Answer 19

Refers to something that is the most advanced or modern in its field.

Question 20

Dedicated (adj) to V-ing/N

Answer 20

To be fully committed or devoted to an activity or purpose.

Question 21

Committed (adj) to V-ing/N

Answer 21

To be loyal or determined to a cause, activity, or purpose.

Question 22

Well-structured curriculum

Answer 22

A carefully planned and organized course of study.

Question 23

Health programs

Answer 23

Organized activities or initiatives aimed at promoting physical and mental well-being.

Question 24

Extra-curricular activity

Answer 24

Activities outside the regular academic curriculum, such as sports, clubs, or arts.

Question 25

Advanced equipment/facilities

Answer 25

Modern and high-quality tools or infrastructure for specific purposes.

Question 26

Safety procedure

Answer 26

Steps or protocols designed to reduce the risk of injury or accidents.

Question 27

Partly because

Answer 27

Used to explain one reason among several.

Question 28

Simply = Since

Answer 28

Used to indicate a straightforward reason or explanation.

Question 29

Versatile

Answer 29

Capable of adapting or being used for many different purposes.

Question 30

Attention-grabbing

Answer 30

Something that is very noticeable or captures interest easily.

Question 31

Minimalism

Answer 31

A lifestyle or design approach that focuses on simplicity and removing excess.

Question 32

To widen one's horizons

Answer 32

To expand one’s knowledge, experiences, or perspectives.

Question 33

To sharpen one’s mind/skills

Answer 33

To improve mental abilities or specific talents.

Question 34

To recharge my batteries

Answer 34

To rest or relax to regain energy.

Question 35

To stave off boredom

Answer 35

To prevent or delay feeling bored.

Question 36

To fend off depression

Answer 36

To take action to avoid or reduce feelings of depression.

Question 37

Respite

Answer 37

A short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant.

Question 38

To help expand one’s social circle

Answer 38

To increase the number of people one interacts with socially.

Question 39

Hobby = Pastime

Answer 39

An activity done for enjoyment during free time.

Question 40

if my memory serves me right ## Footnote (also if memory serves)

Answer 40

**if I remember correctly**

Question 41

Down in the dump ## Footnote (**C2**)

Answer 41

**Unhappy**