Question
When the deadline was approaching, the team decided to
_______ to meet their goals. Select the most appropriate idiom to fill in the blank.Solution
The idiom "burn the midnight oil" means to work late into the night, usually to meet a deadline. This fits the context of the sentence where the team is trying to meet their goals as the deadline approaches. Hit the books : This idiom means to study hard or to start studying intensely. It is often used by students who need to prepare for exams or complete assignments. Play it by ear : This idiom means to improvise or decide what to do as a situation develops, rather than planning it in advance. It’s often used when someone is unsure of what will happen and prefers to react spontaneously. Blow off steam : This idiom means to release pent-up energy, tension, or anger, often through physical activity or by venting frustrations. It is used when someone needs to relax or calm down after being stressed or angry.
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