Feb 19, 2016
- Check your knowledge of American idioms.
- give the slip to
- as a general rule
- escape
- very seldom
- used to + verb
- delay making a decision until the next day
- happen, occur
- something accomplished in the past, but not in the present
- drop off
- discover, learn
- deposit or deliver
- to complete something belatedly
- watch out
- be careful
- try for the first time
- attempt
- be a wash
- exact likeness
- capable of doing the work
- even out
- once in a blue moon
- very seldom
- as a general rule
- escape
- boil down
- to stay attuned
- summarize; amount
- suddenly
- keep + -ing verb
- begin or enter eagerly
- wear
- continue without interruption
- find out
- discover, learn
- deposit or deliver
- to complete something belatedly
- by and large
- escape
- as a general rule
- very seldom
- have on
- begin or enter eagerly
- wear
- continue without interruption
- all of a sudden
- to stay attuned
- suddenly
- summarize; amount
- life of the party
- a person who makes things enjoyable for a group of people
- wait a long time
- to get angry
- give it a shot
- be careful
- try for the first time
- attempt
- spitting image
- even out
- capable of doing the work
- exact likeness
- jump in
- begin or enter eagerly
- continue without interruption
- wear
- catch up
- deposit or deliver
- to complete something belatedly
- discover, learn
- put off
- to hold back to a later time
- settle, decide
- arrive, appear
- sleep on it
- something accomplished in the past, but not in the present
- happen, occur
- delay making a decision until the next day
- fly off the handle
- wait a long time
- to get angry
- a person who makes things enjoyable for a group of people
- up to the job
- even out
- capable of doing the work
- exact likeness
- take a stab at
- try for the first time
- attempt
- be careful
- laugh off
- ignore with good humor
- a point of physical or emotional exhaustion
- delay
- hold off
- ignore with good humor
- delay
- a point of physical or emotional exhaustion
- show up
- arrive, appear
- to hold back to a later time
- settle, decide
- burnout
- delay
- ignore with good humor
- a point of physical or emotional exhaustion
- take place
- delay making a decision until the next day
- something accomplished in the past, but not in the present
- happen, occur
- cool his heels
- wait a long time
- to get angry
- a person who makes things enjoyable for a group of people
- make up your mind
- to hold back to a later time
- settle, decide
- arrive, appear
- keep your ears open
- suddenly
- summarize; amount
- to stay attuned
- give the slip to
© 2020 DrillPal.com