English idioms and proverbs

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Master English Idioms & Proverbs

Test your knowledge of English idioms and proverbs with our engaging quiz! This quiz is perfect for language lovers and anyone looking to enhance their understanding of common expressions used in everyday conversations.

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What is the meaning of 'to beat around the bush'?

To feel around in the dark.

Avoid saying what you mean

A good thing that seemed bad at first.

What is the meaning of 'to get bent out of shape'?

To get upset.

To be unfit / out of shape.

To have sex.

What does 'a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush' mean?

You have a lot of money.

You have a lot of animals.

What you have now is worth more than what you might have later.

What is the meaning of 'add insult to injury'?

To injure someone badly.

To make a bad situation worse.

To not help someone.

What does 'the whole nine yards' mean?

Everything, all the way.

That is was a long day.

That you have a long journey ahead.

What is the meaning of 'a little learning is a dangerous thing'?

That school wont help you get smart.

People who want to learn have to learn something in detail.

People who don't understand something fully are dangerous.

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