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Idioms and Phrases: Test-35
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Question 1 |
TO CUT MY TEETH ON
to gain experience | |
to try | |
to sharpen my wits | |
to earn a decent salary |
Question 1 Explanation:
The idiom ‘cut your teeth on something’ means to experience something for the first time and learn from it.
Question 2 |
FLOGGING A DEAD HORSE
Repeating our request | |
Making him see reason | |
Beating about the bush | |
Wasting time in useless effort |
Question 2 Explanation:
Flogging a dead horse means to waste our efforts or time trying to make something impossible possible.
Question 3 |
NO LOVE LOST
To stop loving | |
To be not on good terms | |
Forming a group | |
To have good understanding |
Question 3 Explanation:
The idiom ‘there's little/no love lost between A and B’ means: That the person A and B share no bond of love or that they dislike each other.
For example: There was no love lost between the daughter and her father.
Question 4 |
PAY THROUGH HIS NOSE
Pay off huge dept | |
Pay a reasonable price | |
Pay an extremely high price | |
Pay in cash |
Question 4 Explanation:
The idiom 'pay through the nose' means: to buy something at an extremely high price or to pay too much money to own it.
For example: Raju had to pay through his nose to get new Iphone 6.
Question 5 |
MADE NO BONES ABOUT
Did not have any hesitation in | |
Did not have trust in | |
Demanded compensation for | |
Had issues in |
Question 5 Explanation:
The idiom ‘Made no bones about’ means: not having any hesitation or problem in admitting/ admitting quickly
For example: They have made no bones about hating him.
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