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Idioms & Phrases

English - idiom or phrase
131. Give meaning of Idiom At loggerheads
  • D. None of these
  • C. to be at strife
  • A. very happy together
  • B. in difficulty
132. Funny how you can get a bee in your bonnet about the most unlikely matters -
  • C. speak succinctly
  • D. stay up
  • A. go wild
  • B. obsessed with an idea
133. In the sentence given below, the underlined phrasal verb means:You should allow for delays when planning a journey.
  • B. exclude something in a plan or calculation
  • C. include something in a plan or calculation
  • A. withdraw your plans and proposals
  • D. to make a mathematical total
134. Fill in the blank with the correct phrasal verb :She ___ the orphan as her own child.
  • D. brought in
  • B. brought up
  • A. brought out
  • C. brought about
135. Give meaning of idiom At one’s wit’s end
  • A. Perplexed
  • B. Clear up
  • C. Explain
  • D. Enlighten
136. Choose the correct phrasal verb to fill in the blank:We must _____ expenses, or we’ll be getting into debt.
  • A. cut off
  • B. cut upon
  • C. cut in
  • D. cut down
137. I shall write ............ know the reasons of your not coming to Ajmer -
  • A. home in
  • C. In lieu of
  • B. as to
  • D. With reference to
138. Choose the option that best explains the underlined idiom/phrase: The teacher always played the devil’s advocate to provoke discussion in the classroom.
  • D. Embarassed the female students
  • C. Be on the side of the administration
  • A. Favour the weak
  • B. Present a counter argument
139. Give meaning of Idiom : Cry Wolf
  • B. To refer to
  • A. To give false alarm
  • C. To emphasise
  • D. To have no result
140. Complete the phrasal verb in the following sentence: Many parents were at the railway station to see ...... their children.
  • A. away
  • C. off
  • B. at
  • D. after