Choose the opposite of the following idiomatic expression from the option given:

choose the opposite of the following idiomatic expression from the option given :to go to the dogs

A

to turn over a new leaf

B

to oil one's own machine

C

bee off ones head

D

to breath ones last

Choose the opposite of the following idiomatic expression form the options given : 'to go to the dogs '

A

To turn over a new leaf

B

To oil one's own machine

C

Be off one's head

D

To breathe one's last

The idiomatic expression 'cut back ' means.

A

returns to previous position

B

reducing expenditure

C

stop production

D

reducing interest rate

The idiomatic expression 'hold good ' means

A

Repeatable

B

Praiseworthy

C

Up-to -date

D

Valid

Fill in the blank with an appropriate idiomatic expression chosen from the corresponding list provided below. He has supported the team for over ten years-

A

through thick and thin

B

skin and bone

C

out of the wood

D

in vogue

Fill in the blank with an appropriate idiomatic expression chosen from the corresponding list provided below. Though he had tough fight with his rival, he somehow-

A

oil in troubled waters

B

carried the day

C

trembled in the balance

D

had a finger in the pie

Fill in the blank with an appropriate idiomatic expression chosen from the corresponding list provided below. He had to ----- for his rudeness.

A

burn the midnight oil

B

eat humble pie

C

move heaven and earth

D

fan the flame

Fill in the blank with an appropriate idiomatic expression chosen from the corresponding list provided below. The man ----- in an unguarded moment.

A

let the cat out of the bag

B

burnt the candle at both ends

C

was true to his salt

D

hung in the balance

In the sentence ‘We have to keep our fingers crossed till the final result is declared the idiomatic expression 'to keep our fingers crossed' means.

A

to feet suspicious

B

to feel scared

C

to wait expectantly

D

to keep praying

The meaning of the idiomatic expression 'rough and ready' is:

A

foolish

B

approimate

C

exact

D

tough person

Choose the opposite of the following idiomatic expression from the option given:

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