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5 Classic British idioms

What does the idiom "don't put all your eggs in one basket" mean?

Don't share your food with others

Don't invest all your resources in just one thing

Don't cook eggs in different ways

Don't carry too many eggs at once

The idiom "kill two birds with one stone" refers to:

Finding two solutions to one problem

Being cruel to animals

Accomplishing two tasks with a single action

A hunting technique

If someone says they're going to "hit the sack", what are they planning to do?

Go to sleep

Exercise

Go shopping

Punch a bag

Which of these situations best illustrates the idiom "not playing with a full deck"?

Someone who is cheating at cards

Someone who is very intelligent

Someone who is missing some playing cards

Someone who seems mentally confused or not very bright

What does it mean to "steal someone's thunder"?

To cause someone to become angry

To borrow someone's umbrella

To take credit for someone else's idea or achievement

To make a loud noise during a storm

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