Letter O – Episode 05
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1. What does “on the mend” mean?
Explanation: It means someone is recovering after being sick. Example: I cared for my father while he was on the mend.
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2. What does “On the move” mean?
Explanation: It means traveling or progressing to a new place. Example: At last, we are on the move!
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3. What does “on the safe side” mean?
Explanation: It means being careful to avoid danger or problems. Example: Stay on the safe side and call the doctor about this fever.
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4. What does “On the tip of one’s tongue” mean?
Explanation: It means you nearly remember a word but can’t say it yet. Example: Wait! Don’t tell me the answer. It’s on the tip of my tongue.
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5. What does “on top of the world” mean?
Explanation: It means feeling extremely happy and proud. Example: Since he got a new job, he’s on top of the world.
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6. What does “Once and for all” mean?
Explanation: It means something is settled for the last time. Example: I’m telling you once and for all that I’m not going.
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7. What does “Once in a while” mean?
Explanation: It means something happens sometimes, but not often. Example: I go to visit my grandchildren once in a while.
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8. What does “Once in a blue moon” mean?
Explanation: It means something happens almost never. Example: We see John once in a blue moon.
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9. What does “Open (adj)” mean?
Explanation: It means not restricted to a special group. Example: The competition is open to everybody.
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10. What does “an open-and-shut case” mean?
Explanation: It means the situation is simple with clear evidence. Example: Bob’s death was an open-and-shut case of suicide.
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