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IMPORTANT IDIOMS AND PHRASES 1. A bee hive – A busy place ( व्यस्त स्थान ) 2. A black sheep – A person with bad reputation ( कुलकलंक ) 3. A bolt form the blue – Unexpected problem / A complete surprise / An unexpected and unpleasant event / Something unexpected and unpleasant (आकस्मिक घटना) 4. A cakewalk – An easy achievement / (आसान जीत) 5. A chip of the old block – An experienced old man / (अनुभवी व्यक्ति) 6. A close fisted man – Miser / (कंजूस) 7. A close shave – A narrow escape from danger / (बाल बाल बचना) 8. A closed book – A mystery / (रहस्य) 9. A closefisted man/ person – A miser 10. A cuckoo in the nest – An unwelcomed intruder / (घुसपैठ करने वाला/ घुसपैठिया) 11. A cut above – Rather superior to /(से कहीं बेहतर ) 12. A damp squib – A disappointing result / (ऊँची दुकान फीका पकवान) 13. A dark horse – An unforeseen competitor / Unexpected winner /(अप्रत्याशित विजेता) 14. A dog’s breakfast – A total mess / A thing that has been done badly / सब गड़बड़ 15. A drop in a bucket – A very insignificant amount / (ऊँट के मुंह में जीरा) 16. A fish out of water – In uncomfortable situation /(परेशानी में होना) 17. A gentleman at large – A man without a job /(बेरोजगार) 18. A golden mean – Middle course between two extremes (मध्यम वर्ग) 19. A hard nut to crack – A difficult problem or situation to solve or deal with / A difficult problem to solve (गम्भीर समस्या/ लोहे के चने चबाना ) 20. A house of cards – An insecure scheme / (असुरक्षित योजना)

Select the most appropriate SYNONYMS of the given words. DELINEATED
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Improve the capital part of the sentence. Once the event is over many people claim credit FOR SUCCESS AND DISOWNING the responsibility for failure.
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Option 38.
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Option 37.
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Option- 36
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Find out the error, if any; He will be leaving/ home at 8 a.m./ to beating/ the office rush hour.
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Select the most appropriate ANTONYMS of the given words. DISJOINTED
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Select the most appropriate ANTONYMS of the given words. DRAB
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A prisoner, in remanding, escaped (a) from the clutches of two (b) policemen while being taken to (c) the State's central prison yesterday afternoon. (d) No error. (e)
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IMPROVE THE CAPITAL PART OF THE GIVEN WORD. No one knew what he HAD BEEN UP TO all this while.
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IMPROVE THE CAPITAL PART OF THE SENTENCE. The wholesale price index HAVE REMAINED NEGATIVE for the last eleven months, before it broke the trend and surged.
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One likely approach is to (a) persuade entire villages to (b) pledge publicly that they (c) are abandoning the practice. (d) No error. (e)
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It is difficult, decades later, to (a) describe how shocked I was, when (b) something I took to be unquestionably true, (c) turned out not to be so. (d) No error. (e)
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given Idiom. Living in a fool's paradise
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given Idiom. A dime a dozen
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Select the most appropriate ANTONYMS of the given word. ENDORSE
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Select the most appropriate SYNONYMS of the given word. PROTEST
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