Topic: Weather Flashcards

(26 cards)

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under the weather

A

It means feeling ill or unwell.
( cảm thấy không khoẻ, ốm)

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True or False: ‘Break the ice’ refers to a weather phenomenon.

A

False

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Fill in the blank: To ‘weather the storm’ means to ______.

A

endure a difficult situation

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4
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What is the meaning of the idiom ‘every cloud has a silver lining’?

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It means there is something good in every bad situation.

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5
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Multiple choice: What does ‘chasing rainbows’ mean? A) Pursuing unrealistic goals B) Enjoying a pleasant day C) Finding treasure

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A) Pursuing unrealistic goals

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What does the idiom ‘storm in a teacup’ refer to?

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It refers to an exaggerated response to a minor issue.

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True or False: The phrase ‘lightning never strikes twice’ suggests that bad luck happens repeatedly.

A

False

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Fill in the blank: To ‘take a rain check’ means to ______.

A

postpone a plan or invitation

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What is the meaning of ‘to steal someone’s thunder’?

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To take credit for someone else’s idea or to upstage them.

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10
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Multiple choice: Which idiom means to be overly optimistic? A) Walking on sunshine B) In the eye of the storm C) A breath of fresh air

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A) Walking on sunshine

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What does ‘a fair-weather friend’ mean?

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A friend who is only around in good times.

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True or False: ‘Rain on someone’s parade’ means to spoil someone’s fun.

A

True

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Fill in the blank: ‘To make hay while the sun shines’ means to ______.

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take advantage of favorable conditions

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What is the meaning of the idiom ‘throw caution to the wind’?

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To act recklessly or without regard for risks.

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Multiple choice: What does ‘to be snowed under’ mean? A) To be very busy B) To be cold C) To be lost

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A) To be very busy

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What does ‘when it rains, it pours’ imply?

A

Bad things often happen all at once.

17
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True or False: ‘To have a sunny disposition’ means to be cheerful.

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Fill in the blank: ‘To take a turn for the worse’ refers to ______.

A

a situation becoming more negative

19
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What does ‘to have one’s head in the clouds’ mean?

A

To be daydreaming or not paying attention to reality.

20
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Multiple choice: Which idiom means to be in a difficult situation? A) To be on cloud nine B) To be in hot water C) To be in the clear

A

B) To be in hot water

21
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What does ‘to rain cats and dogs’ mean?

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To rain very heavily.

22
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True or False: ‘To have a cloud hanging over you’ suggests feeling happy.

23
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Fill in the blank: ‘To be on cloud nine’ means to be ______.

A

extremely happy

24
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What is the meaning of ‘a storm brewing’?

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An impending trouble or conflict.

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Multiple choice: Which idiom refers to a situation that is about to change? A) The calm before the storm B) A storm in a teacup C) Under the weather
A) The calm before the storm
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What does 'to get wind of something' mean?
To hear about something indirectly or unofficially.