Match the idioms to their meanings. down in the dumps keep sb in the dark not be all it/he/she/you, etc is cracked up to be catch sb's eye right up one's street take things easy off the beaten track come down to earth with a bump in one's element the crack of dawn get away from it all run-of-the-mill as brown as a berry round-the-clock one's best bet over the moon get into the swing of sth steer clear of sb/sth let one's hair down a new lease of life depressed keep sb unaware of sth be not as good as people say get sb's attention within one's range of interest/knowledge relax isolated and quiet stop dreaming and start thinking practically very happy/suited to a situation very early in the morning take a break from work or problems ordinary and unexciting very suntanned all day and all night the most appropriate choice extremely pleased become accustomed to sth and start enjoying it avoid sb/sth relax and enjoy oneself a return of energy or enthusiasm

Задание

Match the idioms to their meanings.