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If I were you, I'd tell her to go jump in the river.

Idiom definition
If I were you, I'd tell her to go away.

Correct answer: (c) go away

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English idiom
I can't understand why he doesn't take the hint.

Idiom definition
I can't understand why he doesn't understand the point.

Correct answer: (a) understand the point

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English idiom
I should be grateful if you would let me keep myself to myself.

Idiom definition
I should be grateful if you would let me be private.

Correct answer: (b) be private

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I wish they would stop poking their noses into our affairs.

Idiom definition
I wish they would stop interfering in our affairs.

Correct answer: (c) interfering in

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I get the impression that they think we've outstayed our welcome here.

Idiom definition
I get the impression that they think we've stayed too long here.

Correct answer: (d) stayed too long

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We asked him if he wanted to join us on the outing but he refused — I think he's a bit of a lone wolf.

Idiom definition
We asked him if he wanted to join us on the outing but he refused — I think he prefers to be alone.

Correct answer: (a) he prefers to be alone

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English idiom
She looked straight through him as soon as he entered the room.

Idiom definition
She took no notice of him as soon as he entered the room.

Correct answer: (c) took no notice of him

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Since the news broke about the disaster, he's been keeping a very low profile.

Idiom definition
Since the news broke about the disaster, he's been trying not to be seen.

Correct answer: (d) trying not to be seen

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After the political scandal in the government no-one in the cabinet is prepared to put their head above the parapet.

Idiom definition
After the political scandal in the government no-one in the cabinet is prepared to speak in public.

Correct answer: (c) speak in public

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If you really want to come out of this without too much damage, my advice is to play dumb.

Idiom definition
If you really want to come out of this without too much damage, my advice is to say nothing.

Correct answer: (b) say nothing

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