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Idioms & Phrases

English - idiom or phrase
141. He refuse to attend the meeting ........ his illness-
  • D. with a view to
  • B. on point of
  • A. on part of
  • C. on the ground of
142. Fill in the blank space with the correct phrasal verb from the given options-The meeting was ………….. because of bad weather.
  • C. called in
  • A. called off
  • B. call back
  • D. called back
143. Choose the option that gives correct meaning of the idiom :“Bury the hatchet”
  • D. hide a treasure
  • B. hide crime
  • C. plan secretly
  • A. abandon hostility
144. Complete the sentence with correct word phrase:It is a story of two men and a batch of ______ armoured cars.
  • D. None of these
  • B. defeated
  • A. deceased
  • C. decrepit
145. Choose the correct meaning of the phrasal verb from the options that follow: The thief held back the details of the robbery.
  • C. revealed
  • B. concealed
  • A. forgot
  • D. explained
146. Choose the option that gives correct meaning of the phrasal verb :Do away with
  • B. eliminate
  • C. recommend
  • D. include
  • A. work together
147. Choose the correct option that expresses the meaning of the underlined idiom : Smugglers tried to fish in the troubled waters during World War II.
  • C. try to destroy the enemy
  • D. to take advantage from a chaotic situation
  • B. to work hard to survive
  • A. to take double benefit
148. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the underlined idiom/phrase –The winning team decided to go for the jugular in the last quarter of the match.
  • C. attack all out
  • A. give reserve playe a chance
  • B. forfeit the match
  • D. give easy opportunities to the opposite team
149. Match the idioms in column I with their meanings in column II –Column-I Column-II(i) Call it a day (A) saying good luck to someone(ii) Feeling under the weather (B) to leak a secret(iii) Spill the beans (C) not very well(iv) Break a leg (D) to stop work or another activity
  • C. i-(A), ii-(C), iii-(B), iv-(D)
  • D. i-(D), ii-(C), iii-(A), iv-(B)
  • B. i-(D), ii-(C), iii-(B), iv-(A)
  • A. i-(C), ii-(D), iii-(B), iv-(A)
150. Choose the correct meaning of the Italicised Idiom: Beware of that fellow. He is a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
  • B. Hypocrite
  • C. Completely insane
  • D. Agile
  • A. Formidable