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КАРКУСОВА Д.М.
учитель английского языка
МАОУБСОШ№7 им. Пушкина
г.Владикавказ
Идиома – это устойчивое словосочетание, значение
которого не определяется значением входящих в него
слов взятых по отдельности. Из-за того, что идиому
невозможно перевести дословно часто возникают
трудности перевода и понимания.
Среди представленных идиом, Вам следует найти и кликнуть
на ту, чье значение вы увидите в окне внизу. Если ответ
неверен, то неправильно выбранная идиома исчезнет. При
правильном ответе появится одна из частей пазла, собрав
который вы познакомитесь еще с одной..
Значок
отправит вас на страничку, где можно
увидеть практическое применение той или иной идиомы.
Чтобы не сесть в калошу и не наломать дров, УЧИТЕ
ИДИОМЫ
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to do or say something that would make it impossible to ever
return to that situation or circumstance
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
not to attend school (without notice or excuse) when it is
compulsory to attend school -
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to watch carefully (for something or someone)
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
To stop talking
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to display your emotions or thoughts openly
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to rest or relax
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to reveal a secret often without the intention
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
not feeling well, but not very sick
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to make a mistake or fail - often because of carelessness
or inattention
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to be nervous or excited
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to do everything possible to help or please someone
to drop the ball
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to attempt to do more than you are capable of
to drop the ball
.
To burn your
bridges
to carry your heart
on your sleeve
to keep your
eyes open for
to get butterflies
in your stomach
to bend over
to bite off more
than you can chew backwards
to put your feet up
to zip your lip
to be under the
weather
to play hooky
let the cat out of
the bag
to complain in a loud and angry way
Am: to behave in a noisy or wild way, upsetting other people
Tom and Jerry are talking about their friend James who has recently lost
his job ..
.
Tom: "I heard that James lost his job.”
Jerry: "James had a big fight with his boss. He called his boss
many bad names. James told his boss that his job was
useless and that he would never work for such an idiot
again."
Tom: "So, James actually quit his job?"
Jerry: "Sure. Not only did he quit his job, he burned his bridges."
Tom: "Well then, he can never go back to work there."
Jerry: "Yes, poor James."
One Friday morning, Johnny's friend Stan stops by Johnny's house on
the way to school to pick Johnny up for school. It is a beautiful spring
day. It is warm and the sun is shining. Stan asks Johnny if he really
wants to go to school. Johnny replies...
"Not really. Let's play hooky today.“
Even though both boys will get into trouble from their parents and the
school authorities, the wonderful spring day is too much of a temptation.
Pamela and her husband Henry are sitting in their kitchen one morning
discussing what they will buy their son, Aaron, for his upcoming
birthday. Of course, they want the birthday gift to be a surprise.
During the discussion, Pamela sees Aaron trying to sneak up as quiet as
a mouse. Aaron wants to overhear his parents conversation and discover
what his present will be but Pamela tells Henry...
"Let's not let the cat out of the bag."
Nancy and Patricia are doing a little shopping. They have entered a shoe store
and are browsing the aisles. Nancy tells Patricia that she has been looking for the
perfect pair of shoes to go with her new dress.
Patricia tells Nancy that ...
she will keep her eyes open for the perfect pair of shoes.
Several boys and girls are busy talking and joking in their school library. The
librarian approaches the children and tells them that they are in a library and
that they must be quiet so that they do not disturb the other students. The
boys and girls continue to talk rather loudly.
Finally, the librarian tells the boys and girls to…zip their lips.
Children are usually very honest and open. When they are
happy, we can see that they are happy. When they are afraid we
can see that, too. We are never left to guess what emotions they
are feeling because...
Children carry their hearts on their sleeves.
Poor Steve is suffering after his girlfriend Barbara broke up with
him. He walks around with his head hanging down. His face
looks so sad and forlorn. It looks as if he has just been crying.
Steve carries his heart on his sleeve.
You got up at five o´clock this morning. You stopped at the gym and
exercised for an hour on the way to work. You worked hard all day. The
boss asked you to stay late to finish an important job. Traffic was terrible
on the way home. You have finally arrived home at 9pm.
All you want to do is put your feet up at the end of a long day.
Johnny's mother is waking him up for school. Johnny is usually
slow to get up but this morning Johnny is very slow to get up and
his mother checks his temperature to discover that Johnny is
running a fever and is not feeling well. Johnny's mother decides
to keep him home from school and see if his conditions become
worse. She telephones the school and says...
"Johnny is feeling under the weather this morning. He will not
be attending school today.!"
Ned and Grace are driving in their car. They are going camping for the long
weekend. All of a sudden their car breaks down and stops running. They
pull over to the side of the road:
Grace: "What happened, Ned?"
Ned:
"Well, isn't it obvious, the car broke down!"
Grace: "I can see that. Did you service the car like I asked you to?"
Ned:
"Hmmm. Did you ask me to service the car?"
Grace:
"Yes, I did! I asked you to check the oil and antifreeze and the
belts."
"I suppose I dropped the ball, then, because I completely
forgot. Sorry."
Ned:
After dating Katrina for almost three years, Joe was ready to propose. Joe
made the decision to propose to Katrina three weeks before their three year
anniversary.
As Joe made the arrangements for the proposal, he started to get
butterflies in his stomach.
As the day of the proposal came nearer and nearer, Joe's nervousness
became greater. He was feeling incredible butterflies in his stomach.
Helen is a successful woman. One of the reasons for her success
is that she works very hard. Helen will stay late at work whenever
her boss asks her to. She will take work home over the
weekend. Helen will do whatever it takes to be good at her
job. When Helen was fired, it was a big shock to everyone because
...
Helen always bent over backwards at work.
Bernie has been called into his professor's office again. It seems
that Bernie failed the professor's course this semester. Bernie had
needed to get an 88% on his final exam to pass. Bernie only
achieved a 75% on his final exam. Bernie and his professor are
talking ...
Professor: "Hello Bernie. I'm sorry that I have to see you again."
Bernie:
"I'm sorry, professor. I tried as hard as I could."
Professor: "What seems to be the problem?"
Bernie:
"Well, sir, I decided to take a full course load and I have
a part-time job. I also play hockey and am on the
debate team."
Professor: "Do you think that you may have bitten off more than
you can chew?"
Bernie:
"Maybe. I will see what I can do to adjust my workload."
“She raised hell when she realized her office had no
windows.”
A group of kids were raising hell in the street.
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