Question

50 баллов! Music related idioms Match the idiom with the correct meaning 1. Rings a bell 2. Chime in 3. Drum (something) into someone's head. 4. As fit as a fiddle 5. Jazz something up 6. All that jazz 7. Music to my ears 8. Face the music 9. Fine tune 10. Clean as a whistle. 11. Off-beat 12. blow your own trumpet a. Very clean b. All that stuff c. Very healthy d. Unusual e. Sounds familiar f. Join a conversation g. To accept unpleasant consequences h. To have a high opinion of yourself i. To improve something j. To receive good news k. Constant repetition of something l. Make something more interesting​

Answer 1

1.e

2.f

3.k

4.c

5.l

6.b

7.j

8.g

9.i

10.a

11.d

12.h

Answer 2

Music-Related Idioms and Their Meanings

1. Rings a bell: Sounds familiar. Refers to something that is familiar or reminds you of something you have heard before. [[1]] 2. Chime in: Join a conversation. Means to contribute to a discussion or conversation, usually by adding your opinion or thoughts. [[2]] 3. Drum (something) into someone's head: Constant repetition of something. Refers to the act of repeating something over and over again to make sure someone remembers or understands it. [[3]] 4. As fit as a fiddle: Very healthy. Describes someone who is in excellent physical health. [[4]] 5. Jazz something up: Make something more interesting. Means to add excitement or make something more lively or appealing. [[5]] 6. All that jazz: All that stuff. Refers to everything related to a particular topic or situation. [[6]] 7. Music to my ears: To receive good news. Describes something that is pleasing or satisfying to hear, often used to express joy or relief. [[7]] 8. Face the music: To accept unpleasant consequences. Means to confront or deal with the negative outcomes or consequences of one's actions. [[8]] 9. Fine tune: To improve something. Refers to the act of making small adjustments or refinements to improve the quality or performance of something. [[9]] 10. Clean as a whistle: Very clean. Describes something that is extremely clean or free from dirt or impurities. [[10]] 11. Off-beat: Unusual. Refers to something that is unconventional or different from what is expected. [[11]] 12. Blow your own trumpet: To have a high opinion of yourself. Means to boast or promote oneself, often in an arrogant or self-centered manner. [[12]]

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