Top 22 Idioms And Phrase With Meaning For Competitive Exams:-
- As fit as fiddle :-healthy and physically fit.
- A man in the street :-an average or ordinary person
- A close shave :-a situation in which only just manage to avoid an accident etc.
- Plough a lonely furrow :-do things that other people do not do or, be interested in things that other people are not interested in.
- Bear the palm :-be the best, the winner.
- To bell the cat :-to undertake the most dangerous part on behalf of a group
- Be in high spirits :-be happy and cheerful
- Keep on eye :-take responsibility for somebody or something make sure that somebody or something is safe.
- Teeter on the brink of something :-be very close to a very unpleasant or dangerous situation.
- Pull out all the stops :-do everything you can to make something successful.
- Put your foot down :- use your authority to stop somebody
- Put the cart before the horse :-put things in the wrong
- Ride roughshod over somebody/something :- treat somebody or somebody's feelings, ideas protests, etc., with no respect at all because your do not consider them important.
- Rub salt into the wound :-make somebody who is already feeling upset, angry etc about something feel even worse.
- Rule the roost :- be the person who controls a group family, community etc,.
- Set face against something :-be strongly opposed to something and refuse to change your opinion.
- Sharp practices :- clever but dishonest methods of business etc,.
- Stem the tide :- stop the large increase of something bad.
- Take to one's heels :- run away very quickly
- Turn up nose at something :- refuse or reject something because you do not think it is good enough for you.
- Throw down the gauntlet :- invite somebody to compete with you challenge somebody
- With one voice :-of a group of people (in complete agreement)
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