Direction.
Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/ phrase.
To have brush with :
To start painting
To have good and pleasing terms
To be impressed
To have a slight encounter
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- By leaps and bounds
- To be old as the hills :
- Lions share
- All in all
- Ins and Outs
- A bull in a china shop :
- To flog a dead horse :
- A tall order :
- out and out
- To be at ones fingers end :
- Adolescence is a period of halcyon days .
- We must work with all our might and main, otherwise we cannot succeed.
- To have an axe to grind
- To cut the gordian knot :
- Where discipline is concerned I put my foot down .
- To hit the jackpot :
- Harp on :
- To take people by storm :
- At a loss
- To turn the tables :
- As fit as a fiddle
- The sailors nailed their colours to their mast.
- played havoc
- To hit the nail right on the head
- To snap ones fingers :
- To cast pearls before a swine :
- To bring ones eggs to a bad market :
- Swan-song :
- Spick and span :
- Apple Pie Order