Vocab, Idiom & Phrases for CSS

Q61: Idiom: Beat about the bush means?

To make noise

Try to meet George Bush

To accompany someone in a jungle

To avoid the main topic

Explanation

"Beat about the bush" means not getting to the point and talking indirectly.

It originates from hunting, where people would beat bushes to drive birds out rather than catching them directly.

Q62: The farmer ploughed the field.

کسان نے کھیت میں ہل چلا دیا۔

The field is ploughed by the farmer

The field was plouged by the farmer

The field will be ploughed by the farmer

The field is being ploughed by the farmer

Explanation

The farmer ploughed the field means کسان نے کھیت میں ہل چلایا

Correct Passive Voice: The field was plouged by the farmer.

Past Indefinite tense

Active Voice= Subject + Second Form of Verb + Object.

Passive Voice = Object + was/were + third of verb + by + subject.

Plough is a regular verb which means ہل چلانا

Ploughed is second and third form of Plough.

Field means کھیت

Farmer means کسان

Agriculture Farming Cultivation

Q63: The Antonym of Embellish is?

None of these

Furnish

Simplify

Adorn

Explanation

Embellish means سجانا

Simplify means آسان

Expressions Simple Antonyms

Q64: The Synonym of Extirpate is?

To throw

To destroy completely

None of these

To build

Explanation

Extirpate means تباہ کرنا، نیست و بعبود کرنا، خاتمہ کرنا

To destroy completely means مکمل طور پر تباہ کرنے کے لئے

Synonyms Antonyms Vocabulary

Q65: The idiom 'Month of Sundays' means?

Days of regret

A short period

A special Sunday

A very long time ago

Explanation

Month of Sundays means a very long time ago.

Month of Sundays بہت عرصہ پہلے

AGM 07.5.23

Chronology Scheduling Time Management

Q66: A Jaundiced Eye Means?

None

A Prejudiced Person

An intelligent

Offer gratitude

Explanation

A Prejudiced Person

ایک متعصب شخص

Idioms and Phrases Phrasal Verbs Colloquial Language

Q67: The phrase 'to have your hands full' means?

Something related to fighting

To be a sinner

To have plenty of wealth

To have too many things to do

Explanation

To have your hands full is an English idiom.

To have your hands full means have as much work as one can do.

To have your hands full means بہت مصروف ہونا

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Idioms Phrases Language

Q68: I am looking forward __________ my holidays.

Starting

Start

To starting

To Start

Explanation

The following phrases end in “To” and are followed by “ing” form of a verb.

“Be used to, accustomed to, averse to, addicted to, in addition to, with a view to, devoted to, look forward to, object to, owing to, given to, taken to, prone to”.

Holiday Planning Vacation Preparation Travel Arrangements

Q69: The Synonym of Imply is?

Suggest

Destroy

Thick

Stab

Explanation

Imply means معنی رکھنا

Suggest means تجویز کرنا

Word Meanings Vocabulary Building Language Skills

Q70: What is the Synonym of LUCRATIVE?

Laborious

Recreational

Fortunate

Profitable

Explanation

Lucrative means profitable

Lucrative means منافع بخش

Profitable means منافع بخش

Vocabulary Synonyms English Language

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