PB and IDIOMS

Question 1

Sure

Answer 1

I’ll create downloadable flashcards using the idioms from the provided page of the dictionary. I’ll include the idiom on one side and its definition and example on the other side. Below are the flashcards:

Question 2

• Back: to rise up from somewhere; to take form or definition

Answer 2

usually threatening to someone designated.

Question 3

Example: Remember

Answer 3

loose lips sink ships.

Question 4

• Back: to move along

Answer 4

bounding.

Question 5

Example: The horse loped along

Answer 5

eager to go home.

Question 6

Example: Fred never loses heart

Answer 6

even when things are tough.

Question 7

Example: Whatever he does

Answer 7

don’t let him lose it.

Question 8

To make these flashcards downloadable for Brainscape

Answer 8

you can copy the text into a spreadsheet with two columns (front and back). Then

Question 9

loom up | to rise up from somewhere; to take form or definition

Answer 9

usually threatening to someone designated. Example: A great city loomed up in the distance. |

Question 10

loose lips sink ships | Fig. and Lit. revealing important information to an enemy will cause you problems. Example: Remember

Answer 10

loose lips sink ships. |

Question 11

lope along | to move along

Answer 11

bounding. Example: The horse loped along

Question 12

lose heart | to lose one’s courage or confidence. Example: Fred never loses heart

Answer 12

even when things are tough. |

Question 13

lose it | to lose one’s temper; to become enraged and confused. Example: Whatever he does

Answer 13

don’t let him lose it. |