Idioms
Sleeping
Health issues
Family
Mystery and Conspiracy
100

2 idioms which mean that you are very happy

over the moon; on cloud nine

100

3 phrases to go to bed or to fall asleep

hit the sack; go out like a light, dead to the world
100

сильний поріз і легкий поріз

 a nasty cut; nick

100

name 4 types of families

blended family; single parent family; immediate family; nuclear family; extended family

100

explain the difference between clue and evidence

clue-a sign or a piece of information that helps you to solve a problem or answer a question 

evidence-information that is given or objects that are shown in a court of law to help to prove if someone has committed a crime 

200

2 idioms which mean feel bad/miserable

be under the weather

be down in the dumps

200

when you need some more time to think about something

sleep on it

200

два види мозолів

blister(with liquids) callus(dry one)

200

be different from everyone else in your family

argue or fight with others

be different from someone

a black sheep

fall out with

like chalk and cheese

200

explain the difference between hoax and red herring

hoax-a plan to deceive someone, such as telling the police there is a bomb somewhere when there is not one, or a trick

red herring-a fact, idea, or subject that takes people's attention away from the central point being considered 

300
2 idioms which mean make you angry or nervous

dribe me up the wall; get on my nerves,

300

2 phrases to do something all night or to work a lot

burn the midnight oil; to pull an all nighter, to burn the candle at both ends

300
обпектись/обшпаритись

burn/scald

300
a main provider 

breadwinner, someone who brings home a bacon

300

під прикриттям

in disguise

400

idioms which means to misunderstand

get the wrong end of the stick

400

not to sleep all night; 

you wake up easily;

move all night when sleeping

not to sleep a wink

be a light sleeper

toss and turn

400

інсульт, струс мозку

srtoke, concussion

400
2 phrases which mean to have good relatioship

get on like a house on fire; get on well with

400

search for and follow

track; hunt for

500

4 idioms to say that you've paid too much for something

rip off; pay over the odds; daylihght robbery; pay through the nose

500
to snore loudly

saw logs

500

герпес

ячмінь

запаморочення(2 слова)

запор

cold sore

barley/stye

vertigo/dizziness

constipation

500

3 phrases which mean to look like someone

a spitting image; take after; loke two peas in a pod

500

to show that something is not true( collocates with myth or theory)

debunk