English Phrases

Question 1

I’m a little sad and tired

Answer 1

I’m out of sorts

Question 2

You didn’t have to do it

Answer 2

Oh, you shouldn’t have

Question 3

The most tired you could be

Answer 3

I was dead tired

Question 4

I’m tired

Answer 4

I’m beat

Question 5

I’m delighted

Answer 5

I’m over the moon with that

Question 6

Allow someone who did something wrong/ bad to go without being punished

Answer 6

Let someone off the hook

Question 7

Something difficult to achieve because of obstacles and difficulties.

Answer 7

Uphill battle

Question 8

You’re in a good shape.

You feel great

Answer 8

You’re fit as a fiddle

Question 9

When you need to make a decision about something

Answer 9

I’m at a crossroads in my career (sth)

Question 10

You’re familiar with it that you can do it easily without thinking very much about it

Answer 10

Second nature

Question 11

Something will very likely happen in the future.

Something is likely to be right or successful

Answer 11

Safe bet

Question 12

To do something the easiest, the fastest, or the cheapest way possible rather done doing it the best way with the most quality

Answer 12

Cut corners

Question 13

Means a disaster or failure

When you’re talking about a person, it means he/she has experienced a personal failure

Answer 13

Train wrecked

Question 14

An expression that signifies trying something to determine something.

You’re being careful not to act rashly and observe the situation before making a decision.

Answer 14

Test the waters

Question 15

I woke up late

Answer 15

I slept in

Question 16

Something was wrong with my stomach.

Answer 16

There’s something that I ate, that didn’t settle well with me.

Question 17

Looks especially healthy

Answer 17

Picture of health

Question 18

It comes with a side of something

Answer 18

Served together

Question 19

To do something without planning - usually used for things that involve speaking.

Answer 19

Off the cuff

Question 20

To improve something or to make something stronger.

Answer 20

Beef up

Question 21

Something is unclear

Answer 21

Grey areas

Question 22

You have to pay with your own money

Answer 22

Pay outta pocket

Question 23

Series of ideas

Answer 23

Train of thought

Question 24

Series of ideas

Answer 24

Train of thought

Question 25

When you’re talking and got distracted and you forget what you were saying - you can say the FF:

Answer 25

I lost my train of thought
I got sidetracked
I lost the thread

Question 26

Something is available to have or take

Answer 26

Up for grabs

Question 27

I claim this! It’s mine! You can’t have this.

Answer 27

To call dibs.
(Dibs!)
(subject + call dibs for)

Question 28

If you’re busy, you can say the FF expressions:

Answer 28

I’m slammed
I’m tied up
I’m snowed under

Question 29

Gaze at with pleasure

Answer 29

Feast your eyes on