C 2 · Media, arts, literature & entertainment C1/C2 Idioms with bet 20 March, 202128 December, 2022 blogdeserena Rolling the dice on blue by Edge2Edge Media Unsplash Idioms and expressions with bet Select the correct option. Activity by Serena Used to say when you think something is very unlikely. For example... A: I'm sure Simon got up really early today and has been working all day. B:_______! You know very well that he was out partying all night. It's a good bet. Bet your bottom dollar. Don't bet on it. Used instead of yes to emphasize that somebody has guessed something correctly. Bet the farm on something You bet! All bets are off You can use this idiom when you are very sure of a statement you are making. bet the farm bets are off bet your bottom dollar We use this idiom if a particular event happens then your current forecast, and whatever you had planned or expected, etc. will no longer apply. Bet the farm on something You bet! all bets are off To risk everything you have on an investment, a bet, etc. Bet the farm on something You bet! All the bets are off. Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte share thisTwitterFacebookWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading... Related share thisTwitterFacebookWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...