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16/1/2018, 00:00
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Khi ai đó giận dữ, người ta thường nói "keep ... on". Từ "shoe", "shirt" hay "coat" phù hợp để điền vào chỗ trống?

Clothing Idioms Quiz

 

1. When my brother got angry I told him to keep his ___ on.

A. shoe B. coat C. shirt

2. Our goalkeeper's going to have to ___ if he wants to win.

A. pull up his socks B. burst at the seams C. dress to kill

3. These are my favourite jeans because they ___.

A. keep it zipped B. wear the trousers C. fit like a glove

4. Our boss told us to roll up our ___ and finish the job as soon as possible.

A. pants B. sleeves C. socks

5. He was talking too much so I told him to put a ___ in it.

A. hat B. shoe C. sock

6. Jody gets a bee in her ___ when the kids don't put away their toys.

A. britches B. boots C. bonnet

7. She told us to put our ___ on and solve the problem.

A. thinking cap B. hat tricks C. trousers

8. Everyone at the wedding looked great. They were all ___.

A. dressed to the nines B. bursting at the seams C. riding their coattails

9. I'm going to have to ___ if I want to get this essay done in time.

A. handle with kid gloves B. buckle down C. burn a hole in my pocket

10. Maria always tells her husband what to do. She's the one who wears ___.

A. the shirt B. the birthday suit C. the trousers

Nguồn: VNExpress.net

Đáp án tham khảo:

1C keep your shirt on = said to tell someone to stop being so angry or upset

2A pull your socks up = to make an effort to improve your work or behaviour because it is not good enough

3C fit like a glove = to be the perfect size and shape for someone

4B roll up your sleeves = to prepare for hard work

5C put a sock in it! = used to tell someone to be quiet or stop making so much noise

6C to have a bee in your bonnet = to keep talking about something again and again because youthink it is very important

7A put your thinking cap on = to think seriously about something

8A dressed (up) to the nines = to be wearing fashionable or formal clothes for a special occasion

9B - buckle down = to start working hard

10C - wear the trousers = be the dominant partner in a relationship.

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