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BODY IDIOMS EXERCISE
Here are some words and their meanings .Match these.
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To wish someone good luck, especially before a performance or presentation
To help or assist someone.
To be fully attentive and ready to listen
: To watch or monitor someone or something closely.
Give someone a hand
All ears:
Keep an eye on
Break a leg:
To wish someone good luck, especially before a performance or presentation
To help or assist someone.
To be fully attentive and ready to listen
: To watch or monitor someone or something closely.
Give someone a hand
All ears:
Keep an eye on
Break a leg:
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To assert yourself and firmly refuse or establish a boundary.
To display a cold and unfriendly attitude towards someone
To hope for good luck or success
To stop criticizing or bothering someone
Get off someone's back
Cold shoulder
Put your foot down
Keep your fingers crossed:
To assert yourself and firmly refuse or establish a boundary.
To display a cold and unfriendly attitude towards someone
To hope for good luck or success
To stop criticizing or bothering someone
Get off someone's back
Cold shoulder
Put your foot down
Keep your fingers crossed:
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To stop criticizing or bothering someone
Something is very expensive.
To accept the consequences of your actions or to confront a difficult situation
To tease or play a practical joke on someone.
Cost an arm and a leg
Get off someone's back:
Pull someone's leg
Face the music
To stop criticizing or bothering someone
Something is very expensive.
To accept the consequences of your actions or to confront a difficult situation
To tease or play a practical joke on someone.
Cost an arm and a leg
Get off someone's back:
Pull someone's leg
Face the music
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To cry intensely or uncontrollably
To take a risk or make yourself vulnerable for someone or something.
To remain brave and composed in difficult situations.
To persuade or pressure someone into doing something.
Stick your neck out:
Cry your eyes out:
Keep a stiff upper lip:
Twist someone's arm
To cry intensely or uncontrollably
To take a risk or make yourself vulnerable for someone or something.
To remain brave and composed in difficult situations.
To persuade or pressure someone into doing something.
Stick your neck out:
Cry your eyes out:
Keep a stiff upper lip:
Twist someone's arm
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