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COURT INTERPRETING IDIOMS EXAM 1|| ACTUAL
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blessing in disguise - ANSWER> If some bad luck or misfortune ultimately results
in something positive, it's a blessing in disguise.
blood is thicker than water - ANSWER> This idiom means that family
relationships are stronger than others, la sangre llama
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blue blood - ANSWER> de sangre azul, a member of the aristocracy
bolt from the blue - ANSWER> suddenly and unexpectedly
born with a silver spoon in your mouth - ANSWER> born into a rich family.
bottom line - ANSWER> the decisive point
break a leg - ANSWER> Good luck
break the ice - ANSWER> make people comfortable in each other's company
bring down the house - ANSWER> the audience claps enthusiastically or laugh
loudly
bring home the bacon - ANSWER> earn the money that a family live on.
burn the midnight oil - ANSWER> study or work late into the night
Ace up your sleeve - ANSWER> If you have an ace up your sleeve, you have
something that will give you an advantage that other people don't know
Achilles' Heel - ANSWER> weak point
Add fuel to the fire - ANSWER> to make a bad situation worse
,Air your dirty laundry in public - ANSWER> to talk about your private
disagreements or embarrassing matters in public
Albatross around your neck - ANSWER> a problem resulting from something you
did that stops you from being; difficult burden u can't get rid of
All thumbs - ANSWER> clumsy
Apple of your eye - ANSWER> A person or thingthat is greatly loved
Asleep at the switch - ANSWER> not doing their job or taking their
responsibilities very carefully
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at the end of your rope - ANSWER> (USA) If you are at the end of your rope, you
are at the limit of your patience or endurance.
ax to grind - ANSWER> selfish motive
Babe in the woods - ANSWER> naive, defenceless, young person.
back seat driver - ANSWER> a person who gives unwanted advice
baker's dozen - ANSWER> 13 of something
Bark is worse than your bite - ANSWER> ...
bark up the wrong tree - ANSWER> to direct your attention or efforts towards the
wrong person or thing. Have the wrong idea about something
batten down the hatches - ANSWER> to prepare for the worst that could happen
to you.
beat a dead horse - ANSWER> to pursue a useless goal
beat around the bush - ANSWER> be deliberately ambiguous or unclear in order
to mislead or withhold information
beat the band - ANSWER> the greatest amount possible
COURT INTERPRETING IDIOMS EXAM 1|| ACTUAL
EXAM WITH ALL QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND
COMPLETE VERSION 2024-2025 WITH EXPERT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS|| ASSURED PASS!!!
blessing in disguise - ANSWER> If some bad luck or misfortune ultimately results
in something positive, it's a blessing in disguise.
blood is thicker than water - ANSWER> This idiom means that family
relationships are stronger than others, la sangre llama
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blue blood - ANSWER> de sangre azul, a member of the aristocracy
bolt from the blue - ANSWER> suddenly and unexpectedly
born with a silver spoon in your mouth - ANSWER> born into a rich family.
bottom line - ANSWER> the decisive point
break a leg - ANSWER> Good luck
break the ice - ANSWER> make people comfortable in each other's company
bring down the house - ANSWER> the audience claps enthusiastically or laugh
loudly
bring home the bacon - ANSWER> earn the money that a family live on.
burn the midnight oil - ANSWER> study or work late into the night
Ace up your sleeve - ANSWER> If you have an ace up your sleeve, you have
something that will give you an advantage that other people don't know
Achilles' Heel - ANSWER> weak point
Add fuel to the fire - ANSWER> to make a bad situation worse
,Air your dirty laundry in public - ANSWER> to talk about your private
disagreements or embarrassing matters in public
Albatross around your neck - ANSWER> a problem resulting from something you
did that stops you from being; difficult burden u can't get rid of
All thumbs - ANSWER> clumsy
Apple of your eye - ANSWER> A person or thingthat is greatly loved
Asleep at the switch - ANSWER> not doing their job or taking their
responsibilities very carefully
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at the end of your rope - ANSWER> (USA) If you are at the end of your rope, you
are at the limit of your patience or endurance.
ax to grind - ANSWER> selfish motive
Babe in the woods - ANSWER> naive, defenceless, young person.
back seat driver - ANSWER> a person who gives unwanted advice
baker's dozen - ANSWER> 13 of something
Bark is worse than your bite - ANSWER> ...
bark up the wrong tree - ANSWER> to direct your attention or efforts towards the
wrong person or thing. Have the wrong idea about something
batten down the hatches - ANSWER> to prepare for the worst that could happen
to you.
beat a dead horse - ANSWER> to pursue a useless goal
beat around the bush - ANSWER> be deliberately ambiguous or unclear in order
to mislead or withhold information
beat the band - ANSWER> the greatest amount possible
