The idiom 'break a leg' means

ক Felling ill
খ Good luck
গ Crazy
ঘ Die

সঠিক উত্তর: Good luck

Break a leg is a commonly used idiom that means “good luck.” Remember, an idiom is an expression that means something entirely different from the literal meaning of the words used. So, if someone tells you to break a leg, don't worry; they're just wishing you good luck.
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ক 1
খ 5
গ 34
ঘ 10
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ক black
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The idiom ' break a leg' expresses-
ক agony
খ good wishes
গ sorrow
ঘ curiosity
The idiom "Break a leg" expresses.
ক Curiosity
খ Agony
গ Sorrow
ঘ Good wishes
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ক 23 cm
খ 22 cm
গ 24 cm
ঘ 20 cm
'Break a leg' means- 
ক bad luck
খ to be failed
গ good luck
ঘ leg behind
He started at day-break. Here the word "day-break" means
ক evening
খ morning
গ mid-day
ঘ night
What does the idiom mean: He was always pulling my leg
ক He was very aggressive
খ He wanted to break my leg
গ He was trying to make fun of me
ঘ He was trying to make my leg strong
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ক a reasonable amount of money.
খ a huge amount of money
গ a fair amount of money
ঘ a good deal of money
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ক 7
খ 9
গ 18
ঘ 21

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