Phrasal
Verbs
Verbs
What phrasal verb means “to stop attending school or a course”?
Drop out
What idiom means “to sleep very deeply”?
Sleep like a log
What collocation means “to not rush and use your time carefully”?
Take your time
What do we call “the hours someone is expected to work”?
Working hours
What phrase means “bored or annoyed with something”?
Fed up with
What phrasal verb means “to create or invent something”?
Come up with
What idiom means “to be extremely happy”?
Over the moon
What collocation means “to spend money carelessly”?
Throw your money around
What term refers to “a modern, flexible way of working anywhere or anytime”?
Agile working
What phrase means “to stop paying attention or become mentally absent”?
Zone out
What phrasal verb means “to start a business or organization”?
Set up
What idiom means “to do something that feels uncomfortable but helps you grow”?
Step out of your comfort zone
What collocation means “to not have enough time or money”?
Be short of time/money
What do we call “the group of employees in a company”?
Workforce
What phrase means “extremely bored”?
Bored to death
What phrasal verb means “to use all of something and have none left”?
Run out
What idiom means “to immediately like someone and get along well”?
Hit it off with someone
What collocation means “to waste time or spend it doing unimportant things”?
Fritter away time
What phrase means “the physical and social conditions where people work”?
Work environment
What phrase means “not being able to relax or sit still”?
Can’t sit still
What phrasal verb means “to learn something casually or over time”?
Pick up
What idiom describes someone who is very kind and generous?
Have a heart of gold
What collocation means “to use time or money to gain benefits in the future”?
Invest time/money
What term means “the usual methods used to do work in a company”?
Working practices
What phrase means “your thoughts drift away and you stop concentrating”?
Your mind wanders