The Idiom “All hands on deck” means
A. Hands having no proper strength
B. A call for everyone to take part in work
C. A cause of quarrel for all people
D. To feel sorry for what has happened (more…)
US and Pakistan are engaged or estranged, their ties are now ‘at a crossroads‘. The underlined idiom means
A. Easygoing regardless of the cost involved
B. At a point of decision or a critical juncture
C. Prepared to agree or consent
D. Make a logical or causal connection (more…)
‘Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth’ means ___________?
A. find flaws with something that you have been given
B. don’t be unthankful when you receive a gift
C. don’t settle with minuscule gifts rather look for more
D. choose a sensible moment to change your mind
To bury the hatchet means?
A. To start hostilities
B. To wear a colourful cap
C. To bury waste materials
D. To make peace (more…)
The idiom “A wild goose chase” means
A. A deal on easy terms
B. A foolish, profitless attempt
C. Unable to understand something
D. An unacceptable lie (more…)
What does “To be in two minds means” means?
A. To be uncertain
B. To be of unsound
C. Having two minds
D. To be honest with someone
“To cut long story short” means?
A. Tell the story briefly
B. Come to the point
C. Miss the main points
D. None of above
Idiom “A slap on the wrist” means?
A. Hard Punishment
B. Beating Someone
C. Warning or Small Punishment
D. Make someone sadIdiom
To drive home “idioms” means?
A. To emphasize an important point about something
B. To take someone into home
C. To transfer home to somewhere
D. To park and drive the car into a home (more…)