Question 1

What does the idiom 'to be in the weeds' mean?

Accepted Answer

To be overwhelmed or in a difficult situation

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To be physically located in a field of weeds

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To dislike plants

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To enjoy weeding the garden

Question 2

What does the idiom 'to branch out' mean?

Accepted Answer

To expand or diversify one's interests or activities

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To avoid branching paths

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To climb up a tree branch

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To prune branches from a tree

Question 3

What does the idiom 'to sow the seeds' mean?

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To plant or initiate something for future development

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To germinate seeds quickly

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To dislike sowing seeds

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To gather and store seeds

Question 4

What does the idiom 'to be a late bloomer' mean?

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To achieve success or develop later than others

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To bloom flowers late in the day

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To dislike blooming flowers

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To bloom flowers quickly

Question 5

What does the idiom 'to be a wallflower' mean?

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To be shy or socially withdrawn at a social event

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To be the center of attention at a social event

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To dislike flowers growing on walls

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To be an actual flower growing on a wall

Question 6

What does the idiom 'to be as fresh as a daisy' mean?

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To be fully revitalized and energetic

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To have a wilted daisy

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To dislike daisies

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To be tired and fatigued

Question 7

What does the idiom 'to be a bed of roses' mean?

Accepted Answer

To be a comfortable and easy situation

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To dislike roses

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To prickle like a rose

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To sleep in a bed made of roses

Question 8

What does the idiom 'to sow seeds of discord' mean?

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To intentionally create division or conflict

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To encourage unity and collaboration

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To have a deep sleep

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To start a gardening project

Question 9

What does the idiom 'to turn over a new leaf' mean?

Accepted Answer

To make a fresh start or change one's behavior for the better

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To flip through a book quickly

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To become a leaf collector

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To go outside during autumn

Question 10

What does the idiom 'to uproot something' mean?

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To remove or eliminate something completely

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To plant something deeply in the ground

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To trim the roots of a plant

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To water a plant with a root stimulant

Question 11

What does the idiom 'the grass is always greener on the other side' mean?

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Things always seem better in a different situation or place.

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The act of planting new seeds.

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A type of grass that is greener on one side.

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A person who loves gardening.

Question 12

What does the idiom 'to be a thorn in someone's side' mean?

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To be a constant source of annoyance or frustration to someone.

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To have a garden filled with thorny flowers.

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To be an expert in growing thorny plants.

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To have a physical injury caused by a thorn.

Question 13

What does the idiom 'to be in full bloom' mean?

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To be at the peak of one's beauty, success, or development.

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To be obsessed with blooming flowers.

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To be skilled in the art of flower arranging.

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To have a garden with colorful blooms.

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