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Which option shows the proper meaning of Cut out for?
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- naturally suited for a particular role or work
In English usage, what is meant by Cut no ice?
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- to have no effect or influence
What is the correct sense of Cut a long story short?
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- to tell only the main points
How should a reader understand Come what may?
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- whatever happens
Choose the correct meaning of Come up with.
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- to think of or produce an idea
Which option has the same meaning as Come up against?
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- to face a difficulty or opposition
Which meaning correctly matches Come round?
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- to change one's opinion or agree after some time
What does the expression Come out mean?
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- to be published, revealed, or become known
What does the phrase Come off usually suggest?
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- to succeed or happen as planned
What is the figurative meaning of Come forward?
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- to offer help or information
Which option best explains the idiom Come about?
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- to happen
Which choice defines Catch sight of most accurately?
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- to see something briefly
The idiom Carry out is closest in meaning to which option?
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- to perform or complete a task
Choose the meaning that fits Call on.
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- to ask someone to speak, answer, visit, or act
Pick the correct interpretation of Call off.
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- to cancel something
Select the best meaning for the phrase Call for.
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- to require or demand something
What does Build castles in the air mean in common English?
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- to make unrealistic dreams or plans
What idea is usually expressed by Bring something to a close?
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- to finish or end something
Which answer gives the closest meaning of Bring someone around?
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- to persuade someone to agree
Which choice best matches the idiomatic use of Bring out?
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- to reveal, publish, or make something noticeable