Idioms in Context
Going on a ski trip over spring break is a long shot but well worth trying!
Only the slightest chance of occuring - not likely to actually happen
Two meanings for the word WATCH
I am wearing a watch on my wrist.
I like to watch my favorite TV show.
Harm
Protext
Keep safe
Do away with it
Get rid of it
Accomplish
Achieve
The teacher reviewed our proposal and now we are back to square one.
We must start all over
Two meanings for the word BARK
My dog has a loud bark!
The bark of the tree was brown and crumbled.
Piece
Whole
Play it by ear
Wait and see
Directions
Instructions
I have butterflies in my stomach about reading my speech in front of the whole class.
I feel nervous, anxious, excited
Two meanings for the word ORGAN
My mom plays the church organ.
My heart, lungs, and kidneys are some of my internal organs.
Shiny
Dull
Come across something
Find something
Estimate
Guess
It was raining cats and dogs!
Two meanings for the word WAVE
She waved goodbye to her mother.
The ocean has large waves.
Tomorrow
Yesterday
Zip your lips
Be quiet!
Illustration
Picture
We had a quiz out of the blue.
Completely unexpected
Two meanings for the word PLOT
The movie had an exciting plot.
We own a small plot of land by the river.
Create
Destroy
Green thumb
To be good at gardening
Reliable
Dependable