Meaning of the phrase
When you feel extremely worried and under a lot of pressure.
a) Chill Out
b) Burn Out
c) Stressed Out
d) Sort Out
c) Stressed Out
To suddenly get very scared, upset, or anxious.
a) Wound Up
b) Cope With
c) Freak Out
d) Burn Out
c) Freak Out
It’s not easy to __________ stress, but taking deep breaths can help.
It’s the weekend—let’s just __________ and watch a movie!
To relax and stop feeling angry or upset.
a) Calm Down
b) Cope With
c) Wound Up
d) Freak Out
a) Calm Down
To handle or manage a difficult situation.
a) Calm Down
b) Sort Out
c) Cope With
d) Chill Out
c) Cope With
I have so much homework, I feel totally __________!
He always gets __________ before a big test.
To become extremely tired and lose energy from working too hard.
a) Calm Down
b) Chill Out
c) Burn Out
d) Stressed Out
c) Burn Out
To fix a problem or mess.
a) Stressed Out
b) Burn Out
c) Freak Out
d) Sort Out
d) Sort Out
Don’t __________! We’ll fix the problem soon.
If you don’t take a break soon, you might __________ from working too hard.
Burn out
When someone feels nervous or stressed and can't relax.
a) Burn Out
b) Freak Out
c) Wound Up
d) Cope With
c) Wound Up
She was angry at first, but she managed to __________ after a few minutes.
To relax and take it easy, not worry too much.
a) Stressed Out
b) Chill Out
c) Calm Down
d) Sort Out
b) Chill Out
We need to __________ the mess in the kitchen before Mom gets home