Be pushing up the daisies, means:
A. Live for a long time
B. To be dead
C. Try hard for success
D. Trying something irrelevant
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
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Be pushing up the daisies, means:
A. Live for a long time
B. To be dead
C. Try hard for success
D. Trying something irrelevant
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
Follow hot on the heels of, means:
A. Happen very slowly
B. Happen very soon
C. Happen in hidden manner
D. Happen slow and secretly
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
‘Keep a tight rein on’, means:
A. Exercise strict control over
B. Reign masses by force
C. Ride horse fast
D. Make uncomfortable
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
“Till the cows come home”, means:
A. Until evening time
B. For a very long time
C. Futile efforts everyday
D. Sometimes in a day
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
“In for a penny, in for a pound”, means:
A. Used to say: very expensive to purchase
B. Used to say: finish a project once started at any cost
C. Used to say: leave as soon as possible
D. Used to say: having an intense and selfish desire for wealth or power.
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
‘To put your foot in your mouth’, means:
A. To behave immaturely
B. Compulsively bite or chew your skin
C. Say something unnecessary and embarrassing
D. To remain silent until you are asked to speak
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
‘Paint the town red’, means:
A. Make town colorful
B. Keep something secret
C. Go out and enjoy oneself
D. Show the sign of danger
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
“To keep your nose clean”, means:
A. Drink extra fluids during flu to keep from getting dehydrated
B. Always remain clean and healthy
C. Avoid getting into trouble
D. Be quite and careful
Idioms And Phrases Mcqs · Easy · 3 weeks ago
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