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Idiomatic expressions to describe relationships

Quiz by Maciej Pliszka

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  • Q1
    Which idiom means to have a good relationship with someone?
    To have a chip on one's shoulder
    To be left out in the cold
    To be on the same page
    To burn bridges
    30s
  • Q2
    What does the idiom 'to see eye to eye' mean in a relationship?
    To agree on something
    To have a falling out
    To be at each other's throats
    To give someone the cold shoulder
    30s
  • Q3
    What does the idiom 'to have a soft spot for someone' mean?
    To play hard to get
    To stir the pot
    To keep someone at arm's length
    To have a special liking or affection for someone
    30s
  • Q4
    What does the idiom 'to be in someone's good books' mean?
    To be in someone's favor or good graces
    To have a bone to pick with someone
    To be on the same wavelength
    To make a mountain out of a molehill
    30s
  • Q5
    What does the idiom 'to have a falling out' mean in a relationship?
    To see eye to eye
    To have a soft spot for someone
    To be in someone's good books
    To have a disagreement or argument that leads to a broken relationship
    30s
  • Q6
    What does the idiom 'to bury the hatchet' mean in a relationship?
    To rub someone the wrong way
    To add fuel to the fire
    To make peace or end a conflict with someone
    To have a bone to pick with someone
    30s
  • Q7
    What does the idiom 'to have a beef with someone' mean?
    To have a disagreement or complaint against someone
    To turn a blind eye
    To be on thin ice
    To sweep something under the rug
    30s
  • Q8
    What does the idiom 'to be at loggerheads' mean in a relationship?
    To turn a blind eye
    To be in cahoots with someone
    To strongly disagree or be in conflict with someone
    To sweep something under the rug
    30s
  • Q9
    What does the idiom 'to be two peas in a pod' mean in a relationship?
    To keep someone at arm's length
    To have a chip on one's shoulder
    To be very similar or closely connected in some way
    To cry over spilled milk
    30s
  • Q10
    What does the idiom 'to have a rocky relationship' mean?
    To sweep something under the rug
    To keep someone at arm's length
    To have a relationship characterized by frequent disagreements or instability
    To be on thin ice
    30s

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