English expressions

Question 1

repeatedly ask (someone) to do something; pester.
“Tom had finally [_]ed her into going”

Answer 1

To badger someone

Question 2

delay making a decision on something until the following day.
“I’m going to [_ _] it tonight, and I’ll make the decision tomorrow”

Answer 2

To sleep on

Question 3

short of money.
“I’m too [––] to buy fancy clothes”

Answer 3

Hard up

Question 4

If you [-] something [-] someone, it can mean you are telling them about an idea and asking their opinion about it.

Answer 4

If you run something by someone, it can mean you are telling them about an idea and asking their opinion about it.

Question 5

To stop being a nuisance to someone
Would you like me to [- - - - -] and leave you alone?

Answer 5

get out of your hair

Question 6

to know about something or be in a situation that could lead to a good result for you
Scientists believe they are [-] something big.
She’s [-] a good thing with that new job.

Answer 6

be onto something