ESLPOD [117;118;119]

Question 1

to move to a different place, or to make someone or something do this

Answer 1

relocate

Question 2

used for saying that something is not as good as people say that it is

Answer 2

be cracked up to be

Question 3

a very firm and simple idea about what a particular type of person or thing is like

Answer 3

stereotype

Question 4

lacking in intellectual substance and not worth serious consideration

Answer 4

frivolous

Question 5

behaving in a strange or unusual way; tending to forget things

Answer 5

flaky

Question 6

if something happens ____, it happens after you have been waiting for it for a long time

Answer 6

at long last

Question 7

Very soon

Answer 7

any minute

Question 8

to slide over snow on ____, as a sport or as a way of traveling

Answer 8

ski

Question 9

I understand her

Answer 9

I don’t blame her

Question 10

someone who you have arranged to meet as part of a sexual or romantic relationship

Answer 10

date

Question 11

someone whose job is to serve drinks in a bar

Answer 11

bartender

Question 12

to try to start a conversation with someone because you are sexually attracted to them, mainly used in American English

Answer 12

hit on

Question 13

to move your eyes upwards as a way of showing that you are annoyed or bored after someone has done or said something

Answer 13

roll one’s eyes

Question 14

to understand what is being implied or suggested and to act accordingly

Answer 14

take the hint

Question 15

used for telling sb. rudely to go away, or that you are annoyed by sth. that they have just said

Answer 15

get lost

Question 16

a conversation opener with the intent of engaging an unfamiliar person for romance or dating.

Answer 16

pickup line

Question 17

to begin to laugh suddenly.

Answer 17

burst out laughing

Question 18

Don’t show one’s feelings, especially refrain from laughing.

Answer 18

keep a straight face