Inside Out

Question 1

To meet face-to-face

Answer 1

To meet in person

Question 2

Getting ahead on oneself

Answer 2

Doing something before the right sign, to do it to early.
Ex. Anxiety is saying all these things, and she didn’t even introduce herself

Question 3

Stress out

Question 4

To be jazz

Answer 4

When you feel happy, excited, cheerful, enthusiastic and you’re waiting for something as well
Ex. I’m jazzed about the upcoming concert of Lady Gaga (I’m waiting for it with excitement)

Question 5

Funky

Question 6

Envious/jealous

Answer 6

To be green with envy

Question 7

As cool as cucumber

Answer 7

Idiomatic expression, opposite of anxiety

Question 8

Embarrassment

Answer 8

Shame and awkwardness when you are feeling uneasy and uncomfortable.
When we’re getting blushed (rosy cheeks)

Question 9

To be big on..?

Answer 9

When you like sth very much or you even support it.
Ex. I’m big on watching sport (-> I like all kinds of sports)
He’s not big on eye contact.

Question 10

Eye contact

Answer 10

Looking directly in people’s eyes

Question 11

Headquarters

Answer 11

Main office of an organisation/ company

Question 12

To get sweaty

Question 13

Boredom / roll your eyes

Answer 13

-(lack of interest)
ex. Dexter’s weekend was filled with boredom.

-(look upwards in exasperation)
ex. When I heard about his latest get-rich-quick scheme I rolled my eyes.

Question 14

Nickname

Answer 14

Short name for a person

Question 15

Come up with

Question 16

Come up to

Answer 16

-(reach as high as) arrivare a
Don’t worry if you can’t swim; the water will only come up to your knees.

-figurative (meet: standards, expectations)
No matter what he did, he wasn’t able to come up to his father’s expectations.

Question 17

Nostalgia

Answer 17

Feeling of affection for the past, for what has happened, the way it used to be.
Good old days, those were the days, I wish those days came back.

Question 18

Inside out

Answer 18

The film provides valuable insight into the teenage mind, helping viewers to understand and normalize self-conscious emotions that come with puberty (transition from a child to an adult