Choose the second part of the idiom. Eat...
A.humble pie
B.a cold shoulder
C.the hatchet
D.a hatter
Choose the second part of the idiom. Give somebody...
A.acid test
B.a blind eye
C.a cold shoulder
D.true colours
Choose the second part of the idiom. A baker's...
A.humble pie
B.dozen
C.cold shoulder
D.acid test
Choose the second part of the idiom. Bury...
A.a hatter
B.a blind eye
C.acid test
D.the hatchet
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
A.Means that a bird in the hand twice as large as two in the bush
B.Means that real things that you have are better than your dreams which can never come true
C.Means that you'd better have one aim than two
D.Means that it's better when you do something rather than speak about it
To show one's true colours
A.Means to tell the truth
B.Means to show one's true self
C.Means to speak about one's real interests
D.Means to tell the truth about one's origin
Heard through the grapevine
A.Means overheard
B.Means to hear badly, to be almost deaf
C.Means to hear gossips
D.Means to hear the oaths at a wedding ceremony
Between the devil and the deep blue sea
A.Means to be half dead
B.Means to be in a difficult situation being pressed from everywhere
C.Means to be forced to commit suicide
D.Means to be face to face with somebody