Ответ:
Similar English phrases:
The phrases provided seem to be idioms, and their English equivalents are listed below:
- kill two birds with one stone - убить двух зайцев одним выстрелом
- have a bee in his bonnet - иметь навязчивую идею; быть одержимым чем-то
- let the cat out of the bag - выдать секрет; проболтаться
- bark up the wrong tree - обманываться в своих ожиданиях; идти по ложному следу
- take the bull by the horns - взять быка за рога; действовать решительно
Completed sentences:
Here are the sentences with the idioms filled in appropriately:
- Joe won't stop talking about bungee jumping. He has a bee in his bonnet about it.
- I really don't think that man had anything to do with the robbery. The police are barking up the wrong tree.
- You'll never know whether you would like skydiving or not unless you take the bull by the horns and try it!
- Fortunately, no one killed two birds with one stone and told Chris about the surprise party.
- I let the cat out of the bag and met an old friend for coffee while I was in London visiting my parents.
Note: The last sentence is a bit unusual for the idiom 'let the cat out of the bag'. Typically, this idiom refers to accidentally revealing a secret, not something one does intentionally upon meeting a friend. However, given the provided options and sentence structure, it's the most fitting choice.
