BBC learning english

Question 1

comfort zone

Answer 1

comfort zone - comfortable situations which are safe but not challenging.

Question 2

Kick the bucket

Answer 2

Die

Question 3

empowered

Answer 3

stronger and more in control of your life

Question 4

Spontaneous

Answer 4

less able to act in natural, sudden and impulsive ways.

Question 5

Fire

Answer 5

Amazing

Question 6

Running on fumes

Answer 6

a situation where you have no energy, but you keep going.

Question 7

Talking shop

Answer 7

talk about work, even when we’re not at work.

Question 8

Sheeple

Answer 8

describes people, who just like sheep, follow what other people do or things that are trending.

Question 9

Not least

Answer 9

In particular or notable

Question 10

Inconceivable

Answer 10

Unbelievable

Question 11

Forfeit

Answer 11

Give up/lose

Question 12

By and large

Answer 12

On the whole

Question 13

Rating to go

Answer 13

Very eager to start

Question 14

Step up to the plate

Answer 14

Take action in response to an opportunity or crisis

Question 15

Hiatus

Answer 15

Break in airing of a show or employment

Question 16

Pull together

Answer 16

Work hard as a group in order to achieve something

Question 17

Trepidation’s

Answer 17

Fear

Question 18

Get/start off on the right/wrong foot

Answer 18

Make a good start at something

Question 19

Indecisive synonyms

Answer 19

Irresolute
Vacillate
Weak-kneed
Wishy-washy

Question 20

talebearer

Answer 20

They are actively seeking out others’ secrets, which means they are definitely not to be trusted.

Someone who is a talebearer is also a scandalmonger, flibbertigibbet, or a tabby.

refers to someone who “spreads gossip, secrets, etc., that may cause trouble or harm.”

Question 21

bullheaded

Answer 21

obstinately opinionated, especially in refusing to consider

alternatives; stubborn.” You might call them headstrong, obstinate, or pigheaded.

Question 22

zany

Answer 22

amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic.

Peculiar
Odd