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 All tests  TOP 100  Listen to the answers  Forum  Dictionaries What is the meaning of "what's going on"?
picking you up answer 1
English idiom
Nobody knows what's going on?

Idiom definition
Nobody knows what's happening?

Correct answer: (c) happening

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 vocabulary websites: examples of adjectives nouns toeic practice test See you'are all right
picking you up answer 2
English idiom
Don't worry we'll see you're all right.

Idiom definition
Don't worry we'll look after you.

Correct answer: (d) look after you

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picking you up answer 3
English idiom
What you need is something that will pick you up.

Idiom definition
What you need is something that will make you feel better.

Correct answer: (a) make you feel better

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 meaning of secure, visible, infant, stable, distinctive, loyal, might Meaning of 'I can't stand it'
picking you up answer 4
English idiom
I simply can't stand sugar in my tea or coffee.

Idiom definition
I simply can't tolerate sugar in my tea or coffee.

Correct answer: (c) can't tolerate

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 free pimsleur download: pimsleur english for russian speakers Meaning of "Trick you"
picking you up answer 5
English idiom
I have a feeling that she's taking you for a ride.

Idiom definition
I have a feeling that she's trying to trick you.

Correct answer: (c) trying to trick you

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 vocabulary website: adjective noun vocabulary list sat verbal questions Idiom: 'have one's nose in a book'
picking you up answer 6
English idiom
He's always got his nose in a book.

Idiom definition
He's always reading.

Correct answer: (b) reading

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 word games online: free adjectives nouns game sat exam test Asking too much
picking you up answer 7
English idiom
I think you're asking too much of them as they are just children.

Idiom definition
I think you're expecting too much of them as they are just children.

Correct answer: (d) expecting too much

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 define tireless, inscrutable, inviolable, abominable, peaceful Phrasal verb: look into
picking you up answer 8
English idiom
If you want my opinion, I think this needs looking into.

Idiom definition
If you want my opinion, I think this needs examining.

Correct answer: (a) examining

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 hi!from ferrara What does this phrase mean: one fine day? Does it mean "in the end"?
picking you up answer 9
English idiom
One fine day I expect everything will be clear to you.

Idiom definition
In the end I expect everything will be clear to you.

Correct answer: (c) In the end

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 they made their minds up and decided "Give it a chance" vs "give it a try"
picking you up answer 10
English idiom
I think the time has come when you should put your toe in the water at least.

Idiom definition
I think the time has come when you should give it a chance at least.

Correct answer: (d) give it a chance

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