English idioms with numbers
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- Q1What does the idiom 'on cloud nine' mean?Confused or disorientedExtremely happy or joyfulPhysically exhaustedFeeling indifferent30s
- Q2What does the idiom 'third time's the charm' mean?It is better to quit after two attemptsSomething that is easily achievedTo never give upSuccess is more likely on the third attempt30s
- Q3What does the idiom 'first come, first served' mean?Everyone is taken care of equallyAnyone can participateNo reservations neededPriority is given to those who arrive first30s
- Q4What does the idiom 'four corners of the earth' mean?A shape with four sidesA remote placeA four-way intersectionEvery part of the world30s
- Q5What does the idiom 'two peas in a pod' mean?Two vegetables that are harvested togetherA plant with two podsTwo separate entitiesTwo people who are very similar30s
- Q6What does the idiom 'ten out of ten' mean?Perfect or excellentA score in a game of ten playersThe time when it is exactly 10 o'clockHaving ten items in a set30s
- Q7What does the idiom 'six feet under' mean?Having six feet instead of twoDead or buriedBeing at a depth of six feet in waterA measurement of height30s
- Q8What does the idiom 'catch-22' mean?A fortunate stroke of luckA meaningless and insignificant dilemmaA straightforward and simple situationA situation in which you are trapped or faced with contradictory rules30s
- Q9What does the idiom 'back to square one' mean?To give up on a taskTo achieve success quicklyTo start over or return to the beginningTo reach a point of no return30s
- Q10What does the idiom 'to have second thoughts' mean?To be very indecisiveTo reconsider a previous decision or opinionTo have two separate opinionsTo think twice as long30s