GE 18: IDIOMS AND PHRASES-1

Results

#1. To face the music

to listen to music

to suffer evil consequences

to sing according to the accompanying music

to sing song sin difficult situations

#2. An axe to be grind

tough job

hard work

strength to break axe

private ends to serve

#3. A hard to nut to crack

extra effort for solving tough problem

A difficult problem to solve

undigestible food

impossible task

#4. To make mincemeat

refute utterly

take care of something

to have the same opinion

to imitate someone

#5. To show one's white feather

to show arrogance

to show signs of cowardice

to show one's riches

to behave politely

#6. I am (pissed off )with the behaviour of my employers.

in a very sensitive state

annoyed or bored

very happy

in complete loss

#7. We kept our ( fingers crossed) till the final results were declared.

waited praying

waited with fear

waited anxiously

waited with hope

#8. To have a chip on one's shoulder

to be boastful

to have treated unfairly

to have shoulder pain

to be deserving of peace

#9. To fight tooth and nail

to fight with nervousness

to fight with nails and physical strength

making every possible effort to win

to fight heroically

#10. His dealings are all (above board)

simple

open

secret

meaningless

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GE 18: IDIOMS AND PHRASES-1

Results

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#1. To face the music

#2. An axe to be grind

#3. A hard to nut to crack

#4. To make mincemeat

#5. To show one's white feather

#6. I am (pissed off )with the behaviour of my employers.

#7. We kept our ( fingers crossed) till the final results were declared.

#8. To have a chip on one's shoulder

#9. To fight tooth and nail

#10. His dealings are all (above board)

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Results

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#1. To face the music

#2. An axe to be grind

#3. A hard to nut to crack

#4. To make mincemeat

#5. To show one's white feather

#6. I am (pissed off )with the behaviour of my employers.

#7. We kept our ( fingers crossed) till the final results were declared.

#8. To have a chip on one's shoulder

#9. To fight tooth and nail

#10. His dealings are all (above board)

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