WHAT'S THE IDIOM?
NOT FEELING WELL
UNDER THE WEATHER
CLOUD NINE
IN A STATE OF GREAT HAPPINESS
"RAY OF HOPE" IS WHEN THERE IS A A CHANCE THAT SOMETHING GOOD HAPPENS
TRUE
IT'S RAINING...
CATS AND DOGS
... IN THE CLOUDS
TO HAVE YOUR HEAD
AN ANGRY LOOK
A FROSTY LOOK
BE A BREEZE
VERY EASY
"A STORM IN A TEACUP" MEANS THAT YOU HAVE A DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIP WITH SOMEONE
FALSE
IT'S TO MAKE A FUSS OUT OF NOTHING
I DON'T HAVE...
THE FOGGIEST
... A RAINY DAY
TO SAVE FOR
TO LOOK FOR SOMETHING THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE
TO CHASE RAINBOWS
A STORMY RELATIONSHIP
A DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIP WITH ANGRY FEELINGS
"TO WEATHER THE STORM" MEANS TO GO THOUGH A HARD SITUATION AND NOT GET TOO HARMED
TRUE
EVERY CLOUD...
HAS A SILVER LINING
... OR SHINE
COME RAIN
TO SHOWER SOMETHING OVER SOMETHING
TO SCATTER SOMETHING OVER A PLACE
TO TAKE A RAIN CHECK
TO REFUSE AN OFFER AND LEAVE IT FOR ANOTHER OCCATION
"TO GET WIND OF SOMETHING" MEANS TO TAKE SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T BELONG TO YOU
FALSE
IT'S TO HEAR A RUMOUR
TO KNOW WHICH...
WAY THE WIND BLOWS
... A CLOUD (OF SUSPICION)
TO BE UNDER
TO HAVE LOTS OF THINGS TO DO
BE SNOWED UNDER
STEAL MY THUNDER
TO TAKE THE ATTENTION AWAY FROM SOMEONE
A "FAIR-WEATHER FRIEND" IS SOMEONE THAT IS LOYAL AND WILL BE WITH YOU IN THE GOOD AND THE BAD TIMES
FALSE
IT'S A FRIENDS WHO IS THERE ONLY IN THE GOOD TIMES
TO RAIN ON...
SOMEONE'S PARADE
... TO THE WIND
TO SAIL CLOSE