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Aprende Modismos y Expresiones en Inglés

Los modismos y expresiones añaden color y personalidad al inglés, permitiéndote sonar como un hablante nativo. Expresiones como "kick the bucket" o "piece of cake" son comunes en conversaciones diarias, pero pueden ser difíciles de entender para quienes no son nativos. Los exámenes de modismos y expresiones de Aprende con Exámenes de Inglés hacen que aprender estas frases sea divertido y accesible. Cada examen prueba modismos comunes, sus significados y cómo usarlos en contexto. Con explicaciones claras, aprenderás cuándo usar frases como "hit the nail on the head" o "bark up the wrong tree". Estos exámenes son ideales para quienes desean mejorar sus habilidades conversacionales en inglés para charlas diarias, viajes o entornos profesionales. ¡Comienza a practicar con nuestros exámenes de modismos y expresiones hoy y lleva tu inglés al siguiente nivel!

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Question 1: What does "hit the jackpot" mean?

To lose money
To win a big prize
To work hard
To fail badly

Question 2: What does "throw in the towel" mean?

To clean up
To give up
To start a fight
To work harder

Question 3: What does "the last straw" mean?

The first problem
The final problem that causes action
A small issue
A happy event

Question 4: What does "barking up the wrong tree" mean?

To climb a tree
To make a mistake
To shout loudly
To find the right person

Question 5: What does "hit the nail on the head" mean?

To miss the point
To do something correctly
To start a project
To fail a task

Question 6: Choose the correct meaning of "under the weather".

Feeling unwell
Feeling energetic
Traveling abroad
Working hard

Question 7: What does "in the driver’s seat" mean?

To drive a car
To be in control
To be lost
To follow orders

Question 8: What does "down to earth" mean?

Very unrealistic
Practical and realistic
Living in space
Feeling sad

Question 9: What does "under the thumb" mean?

To be free
To be controlled
To be happy
To be busy

Question 10: What does "walk on eggshells" mean?

To be careless
To be very cautious
To walk quickly
To relax

Question 11: What does "give the benefit of the doubt" mean?

To doubt someone
To trust someone despite uncertainty
To criticize someone
To ignore someone

Question 12: What does "in the same boat" mean?

Traveling together
In the same situation
Competing
Living apart

Question 13: What does "kick the can down the road" mean?

To play a game
To delay a problem
To solve an issue
To travel far

Question 14: What does "bark up the wrong tree" mean?

To climb a tree
To make a mistake about something
To succeed in a task
To start a new hobby

Question 15: What does "when pigs fly" mean?

Something will happen soon
Something will never happen
Animals can fly
A funny event

Question 16: What does "turn a blind eye" mean?

To look closely
To ignore something
To help someone
To start a project

Question 17: What does "back to the drawing board" mean?

To start over
To finish a project
To draw a picture
To win a competition

Question 18: What does "keep your chin up" mean?

To look down
To stay positive
To give up
To hide emotions

Question 19: What does "pull someone’s leg" mean?

To help someone
To tease someone
To trip someone
To ignore someone

Question 20: What does "let off steam" mean?

To start a fire
To release emotions
To stay calm
To work harder

Question 21: What does "keep something under wraps" mean?

To reveal a secret
To keep something secret
To wrap a gift
To share news

Question 22: What does "bigger fish to fry" mean?

To cook food
To have more important things to do
To catch fish
To relax

Question 23: What does "play it by ear" mean?

To plan carefully
To improvise
To play music
To ignore advice

Question 24: What does "in over your head" mean?

To swim deeply
To be overwhelmed
To be confident
To be prepared

Question 25: What does "ride shotgun" mean?

To drive a car
To sit in the front passenger seat
To shoot a gun
To travel alone

Question 26: What does "on cloud nine" mean?

Feeling sad
Feeling very happy
Feeling tired
Feeling angry

Question 27: What does "no pain, no gain" mean?

To avoid effort
Effort leads to success
To relax easily
To fail quickly

Question 28: What does "sit on the fence" mean?

To make a decision
To be undecided
To relax
To work hard

Question 29: What does "get cold feet" mean?

To feel cold
To become nervous
To run fast
To stay calm

Question 30: What does "make a mountain out of a molehill" mean?

To simplify a problem
To exaggerate a small problem
To solve a big issue
To ignore a problem

Question 31: What does "hit the hay" mean?

To work hard
To go to bed
To start a fight
To travel far

Question 32: What does "in hot water" mean?

Relaxing
In trouble
Feeling warm
Working hard

Question 33: What does "under your nose" mean?

Hidden
Obvious but unnoticed
Far away
Difficult to find

Question 34: What does "beat around the bush" mean?

To be direct
To avoid the main topic
To work hard
To win a competition

Question 35: What does "full steam ahead" mean?

To move slowly
To proceed quickly
To stop completely
To plan carefully

Question 36: What does "a drop in the bucket" mean?

A large amount
A small amount
A bucket of water
A big effort

Question 37: What does "break a leg" mean?

To get injured
To wish good luck
To stop performing
To fail badly

Question 38: What does "go the extra mile" mean?

To travel far
To do more than expected
To give up
To avoid effort

Question 39: What does "cut corners" mean?

To take shortcuts
To work carefully
To build something
To avoid work

Question 40: What does "let the genie out of the bottle" mean?

To make a wish
To cause an irreversible problem
To clean up
To hide a secret

Question 41: What does "take the wind out of your sails" mean?

To make someone feel discouraged
To help someone sail
To make someone excited
To start a project

Question 42: What does "don’t hold your breath" mean?

To wait patiently
To not expect something soon
To swim underwater
To stay calm

Question 43: What does "read between the lines" mean?

To read a book
To understand hidden meanings
To write a letter
To ignore details

Question 44: What does "every cloud has a silver lining" mean?

Every situation has a positive side
Every day is rainy
Every problem is unsolvable
Every cloud is dangerous

Question 45: What does "add fuel to the fire" mean?

To calm a situation
To make a situation worse
To start a fire
To solve a problem

Question 46: What does "take a rain check" mean?

To check the weather
To postpone a plan
To cancel an event
To attend a meeting

Question 47: What does "take it with a grain of salt" mean?

To believe completely
To doubt something
To cook with salt
To share news

Question 48: What does "up to speed" mean?

Moving fast
Fully informed or prepared
Falling behind
Driving a car

Question 49: What does "through thick and thin" mean?

In good and bad times
In a short time
With difficulty
With ease

Question 50: What does "make ends meet" mean?

To save money
To have enough money to live
To spend a lot
To lose money

Question 51: What does "put the cart before the horse" mean?

To do things in the wrong order
To finish a task
To plan well
To travel by cart

Question 52: What does the idiom "kick the bucket" mean?

To start a new project
To die
To win a competition
To quit a job

Question 53: What does "off the top of my head" mean?

To think carefully
To say something without thinking
To forget something
To plan ahead

Question 54: What does the idiom "raining cats and dogs" mean?

A light shower
Heavy rain
Feeding pets
A sunny day

Question 55: What does "in a nutshell" mean?

In a small space
Briefly summarized
Very complicated
Hidden away

Question 56: What does "on the fence" mean?

To be decisive
To be undecided
To be confident
To be angry

Question 57: What does "get a kick out of" mean?

To feel angry
To enjoy something
To kick something
To feel sad

Question 58: What does "take the bull by the horns" mean?

To avoid a problem
To face a challenge directly
To run away
To start a fight

Question 59: What does "eat your heart out" mean?

To feel sad
To show off
To eat a lot
To hide feelings

Question 60: What does "let the cat out of the bag" mean?

To reveal a secret
To adopt a pet
To start a fight
To clean the house

Question 61: Choose the correct meaning of "piece of cake".

Something very difficult
Something very easy
A type of dessert
A complex problem

Question 62: What does "spill your guts" mean?

To eat a lot
To share all your feelings
To get sick
To stay quiet

Question 63: What is the meaning of "spill the beans"?

To cook a meal
To reveal a secret
To make a mess
To lose money

Question 64: What does "miss the boat" mean?

To travel by ship
To miss an opportunity
To succeed
To arrive early

Question 65: What does "cut the mustard" mean?

To cook well
To meet expectations
To fail badly
To avoid work

Question 66: What does "call it a day" mean?

To start working
To stop working
To plan a day
To celebrate

Question 67: What does "off the hook" mean?

Caught in trouble
Free from responsibility
On a call
Very busy

Question 68: What does "jump on the bandwagon" mean?

To join a popular trend
To play music
To avoid trends
To start a band

Question 69: What does "put all your eggs in one basket" mean?

To diversify
To risk everything on one plan
To save money
To cook breakfast

Question 70: What does "spill the tea" mean?

To make tea
To share gossip
To clean up
To relax

Question 71: What does "burn bridges" mean?

To build relationships
To ruin relationships
To travel far
To start a fire

Question 72: What does "jump ship" mean?

To sail a ship
To abandon a project
To start a new job
To travel by sea

Question 73: What does "the whole nine yards" mean?

A short distance
Everything or the full extent
A small effort
A quick task

Question 74: What does "cut to the chase" mean?

To run fast
To get to the point
To avoid talking
To chase someone

Question 75: What does "steal someone’s thunder" mean?

To take someone’s idea
To make noise
To help someone
To avoid attention

Question 76: What does "on thin ice" mean?

To be safe
To be in a risky situation
To skate well
To feel cold

Question 77: What does "hit the ground running" mean?

To fall down
To start quickly
To stop working
To run a race

Question 78: What does "bite off more than you can chew" mean?

To eat too much
To take on too much
To avoid work
To succeed easily

Question 79: What does "bite the bullet" mean?

To avoid a task
To face a difficult situation
To eat quickly
To give up

Question 80: What does "the early bird catches the worm" mean?

To wake up early
To succeed by acting early
To catch birds
To work slowly

Question 81: What does "see eye to eye" mean?

To disagree
To agree
To look closely
To avoid contact

Question 82: What does "keep your fingers crossed" mean?

To wish for good luck
To hide something
To work hard
To avoid risk

Question 83: What does "put your best foot forward" mean?

To walk quickly
To make a good effort
To avoid work
To dance well

Question 84: What does "kill two birds with one stone" mean?

To harm animals
To achieve two goals with one action
To fail at two tasks
To work slowly

Question 85: What does "wear your heart on your sleeve" mean?

To hide emotions
To show emotions openly
To be secretive
To avoid feelings

Question 86: What does "don’t count your chickens before they hatch" mean?

To plan carefully
To expect success too early
To raise chickens
To avoid planning

Question 87: What does "put your foot in your mouth" mean?

To dance badly
To say something embarrassing
To walk slowly
To eat quickly

Question 88: What does "face the music" mean?

To enjoy music
To accept consequences
To avoid responsibility
To dance well

Question 89: What does "hold your horses" mean?

To speed up
To wait or slow down
To ride a horse
To compete

Question 90: What does "don’t judge a book by its cover" mean?

To judge appearances
To not judge by appearances
To read a book
To write a story

Question 91: What does "a needle in a haystack" mean?

Something easy to find
Something very hard to find
Something valuable
Something useless

Question 92: What does "get the ball rolling" mean?

To play a game
To start something
To stop a project
To lose a game

Question 93: What does "fish out of water" mean?

Feeling comfortable
Feeling out of place
Swimming well
Catching fish

Question 94: What does "a chip on your shoulder" mean?

Being proud
Holding a grudge
Being happy
Being careless

Question 95: What does "leave no stone unturned" mean?

To give up
To try everything
To avoid effort
To hide something

Question 96: What does "a dime a dozen" mean?

Very expensive
Very common
Very rare
Very difficult

Question 97: What does "make a long story short" mean?

To tell a detailed story
To summarize briefly
To write a book
To avoid talking

Question 98: What does "let your hair down" mean?

To relax and have fun
To get a haircut
To work hard
To stay serious

Question 99: What does "out of the blue" mean?

Expectedly
Suddenly
Slowly
Carefully

Question 100: What does "jump the gun" mean?

To start too early
To win a race
To shoot a gun
To finish quickly

Question 101: What does "blow off steam" mean?

To start a fire
To release frustration
To stay calm
To work harder

Question 102: What does "let sleeping dogs lie" mean?

To adopt a pet
To avoid causing trouble
To wake someone up
To start a fight

Question 103: What does "once in a blue moon" mean?

Every day
Very rarely
At night
During winter

Question 104: What does "a blessing in disguise" mean?

A hidden problem
A problem that turns out well
A clear solution
A bad event

Question 105: What does "have a bone to pick" mean?

To share food
To have an issue to discuss
To avoid conflict
To celebrate

Question 106: What does "up in the air" mean?

Flying high
Uncertain or undecided
Feeling happy
Very clear

Question 107: What does "walk the talk" mean?

To talk loudly
To act on your words
To avoid action
To tell stories

Question 108: What does "caught red-handed" mean?

To be embarrassed
To be caught in the act
To win a prize
To paint something