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Bite your tongue
Jump the gun
Slap on the Wrist
Go to the dogs
The once in a decade leadership transition is set to begin in earnest in July.
Last month, the pre-induction trials were put of by two weeks due to bad weather alerts.
The delay will not be affect the scheduled delivery of the aircraft carrier to the Indian Navy.
We are on talks with several Indian companies for setting up a joint venture to provide the full range of post-guarantee maintenance and repair services....
At a meeting of State Education Ministers here, a majority off the States supported a common entrance test that would save the students from writing mult...
Crocodile tears
Show a clean pairs of heels
Crocodile tears
Show a clean pairs of heels
in good or bad books
A snake in the grass
To put down in black and white
To scold someone
Persuade someone gradually or gently to do something
Choose the opposite word.
In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase. face the music...
lame duck
keep a civil tongue
zero hour
Burglars broke into our neighbour’s house last night.
a repeated passage in music
enlarge upon or add detail to something
keep tabs on
fair-weather friend
keep your head above water
kick the bucket
law unto oneself
lacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness.
Entice
fatigue
make full use of and derive benefit from a resource
Ask for or request earnestly
Widely known and esteemed
They’re scattered P- and are not the Q- traditional Christmas lights R- throughout the old town
Break a leg
Miss the boat

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