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court interpreting idioms EXAM QUESTIONS (49 TERMS) WITH VERIFIED DEFINITIONS UPDATED 2024 Ace up your sleeve Achilles' Heel Add fuel to the fire Air your dirty laundry in public Albatross around your neck All thumbs Apple of your eye Asleep at the switch at the end of your rope ax to gri...

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court interpreting idioms EXAM QUESTIONS (49
TERMS) WITH VERIFIED DEFINITIONS UPDATED
2024

1). Ace up your sleeve

 Ans: If you have an ace up your sleeve, you have something that will give you an
advantage that other people don't know


2). Achilles' heel

 Ans: weak point


3). Add fuel to the fire

 Ans: to make a bad situation worse


4). Air your dirty laundry in public

 Ans: to talk about your private disagreements or embarrassing matters in public


5). Albatross around your neck

 Ans: a problem resulting from something you did that stops you from being; difficult
burden u can't get rid of


6). All thumbs

 Ans: clumsy


7). Apple of your eye

 Ans: A person or thingthat is greatly loved




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, 8). Asleep at the switch

 Ans: not doing their job or taking their responsibilities very carefully


9). At the end of your rope

 Ans: (USA) If you are at the end of your rope, you are at the limit of your patience or
endurance.


10). Ax to grind

 Ans: selfish motive


11). Babe in the woods

 Ans: naive, defenceless, young person.


12). Back seat driver

 Ans: a person who gives unwanted advice


13). Baker's dozen

 Ans: 13 of something


14). Bark is worse than your bite

 Ans: ...


15). Bark up the wrong tree

 Ans: to direct your attention or efforts towards the wrong person or thing. Have the
wrong idea about something


16). Batten down the hatches

 Ans: to prepare for the worst that could happen to you.


17). Beat a dead horse




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