Idioms and Phrases
Description: TEST UR KNOWLEDGE IN PHRASES | |
Number of Questions: 25 | |
Created by: Garima Pandit | |
Tags: ENGLSH IELTS TOEFL MBA BANK UPSC. BED /MED Idiomatic and Phrasal Use Vocabulary Calculations based on BODMAS Simple Calculation Properties of Numbers Arithmetic Q |
Directions: Choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase given in italics.
We could not wait to get out of the doors again after the long winter.
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His views are looked down upon by his fellow workers.
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The decision of the lower court was set aside on appeal by the appellate court.
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Only strict laws can make the evil of the dowry die out.
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We kept our fingers crossed till the final results were declared.
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He took to the heart the death of his wife as he was very much attached to her.
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The lawyer told Gopan straight from the shoulder that this case was weak.
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It is because of his nature that Ramu can turn his hand to anything.
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It is no use telling them the dangers of the smoking because they will just snap their fingers at well-meant advice.
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I had no alternative but to put my feet down as I found that new proposal was not workable.
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He came down on the prevailing apathy to the intolerable living condition of some members of the family.
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The aroma form the kitchen makes my mouth water.
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He came within an inch of getting killed in the crash.
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Jobin told the audience to hold their peace until he had finished his address.
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On seeing the policeman, the robber took to his heels.
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This report calls in question all the previous research on the subject.
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It was due to his carelessness toward his official responsibilities that he got sacked from his present job.
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I shall arrange to serve him out at the proper time.
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It was in the presence of the security that the robbers made away with one crore rupees from the bank.
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It was such a messy affair, but rashly somehow managed to wash his hands of the entire affair.
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When I told Nicole what I had done she went for me like wild beast.
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If you get involved in the controversy, you may burn your fingers.
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She is fully conscious of her responsibility in this matter.
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Robin kicked the bucket last evening and the relatives came to know about it very late.
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Since his riding accident, he was given a wide berth to skittish horses.