Ratatouille

Question 1

Dazzling

Answer 1

Something extremely impressive or brilliant, often in a visual captivating way

Question 2

Picky

Answer 2

Someone excessive selective about something, when it comes to choices and preferences.

Question 3

To Savor

Answer 3

To fully enjoy or appreciate something, often by taking the time to enjoy his taste, aroma or other qualities.
Beyond just food or sensory experience, you can also save moments of success, love or accomplishment by fully immersing yourself in the joy they bring.

Question 4

Savor

Answer 4

To fully enjoy or appreciate something, often by taking the time to enjoy his taste, aroma or other qualities.
Beyond just food or sensory experience, you can also save moments of success, love or accomplishment by fully immersing yourself in the joy they bring.

Question 5

To be “not for the faint of heart”

Answer 5

Experiences, activities or situations that are challenging, demanding or intense and require courage, resilience and strong nerves to do.

E.g. Skydiving is not for the faint of heart.

Question 6

Scathing

Answer 6

Something that is severely critical or harsh, often in terms of language or criticism.
E.g. The film received scathing reviews from critics

Question 7

To mope?

Answer 7

To be sad, disinterested or lacking in energy. Or the act of being in the state of melancholy.

E.g. she couldn’t overcome her mopey mood after the breakup

Question 8

To uphold?

Answer 8

To support, maintain or defend a principle, belief or value.

Question 9

Bold?

Answer 9

Can be defined by showing a willgness to take risks,to be daring, confident and not afraid to stand out or make a statement.

E.g. She made a bold move by quitting her job to start her own business.

Question 10

Overreaching?

Answer 10

They are trying to do too much or are extending themselves beyond reasonable limits.
It has a negative connotation!

Question 11

To be “hang by a thread”?

Answer 11

Something in a very fragile or unstable situation, failure could happen at any moment.

E.g. The company’s financial situation was hanging by a thread when they found a rich investor to back the project.

Question 12

To “hit the road”

Answer 12

To leave or depart on a journey or trip or to say that somebody has gone away.

Question 13

To pull something off

Answer 13

To succeed at doing something which seems too difficult to be achieved.
You manage to do something well, even if the situation might not be so favorable.

Question 14

To jeopardize sth

Answer 14

To put sth at risk or in danger of being harmed or lost. When you do sth that caould make a situation worse or cause a problem.

E.g. Leaving your homework until the last minute might jeopardize your chances of getting a good grade.

Question 15

To be decesead

Answer 15

Adjective to refer to someone who has passed away.
Formal contest!

Question 16

To do some digging

Answer 16

E.g. I’ll do some digging about the company’s financial history before making a decision to invest.

Question 17

Mark my words

Answer 17

When you want the other person to remember sth you’re about to say.

E.g. Mark my words , the whole thing is highly suspect.

Question 18

To deafraud

Answer 18

To illegally obtain money or property from someone by deceiving them or using fraudulent methods

Question 19

To blather about

Answer 19

To talk continuously and often without much substance. The person who blather about sth, speaks in a rambling, foolish or meaningless manner.

Question 20

A Shortage of sth / surplus of sth

Answer 20

1.A small quantity of smth, too little of sth or there isn’t enough of sth
2.A large quantity, too much of it more than you need or want

E.g Some people says there’s a shortage of jobs, bit I believe there’s a shortage of qualified people.