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"The new iPhone seems to cost everyone not just an arm and a leg, but also a kidney." What
does "to cost an arm and a leg" mean?
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The idiom “to cost an arm and a leg” means something is very expensive or costs a lot of money.
✅ Correct Answer: To be very expensive
The idiom “I will be a monkey’s uncle” means:
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The idiom is used to express strong disbelief or surprise.
What does the idiom “jump on the bandwagon” mean?
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To join a popular trend or activity
Explanation The idiom “jump on the bandwagon” means to start doing something because many other people are doing it, often to gain popularity or advantage.
Out of the alternatives, choose the appropriate phrase to make the sentence meaningful. If you had
joint accounts with who died, then you will be responsible for the bills.
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Choose the word that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom: "A close shave"
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Choose the word that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom:
"to smell a rat"
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Answer: To suspect something bad
Explanation: The idiom “to smell a rat” means to become suspicious that something is wrong or that someone is being dishonest.
'A dog's breakfast means
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Answer: Something that has been done very badly
Explanation: The idiom “a dog’s breakfast” means a complete mess or something done very poorly — not an actual meal for a dog.
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