Idioms | MCQs

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Under the harrow means ہیرو کے نیچے

Anxiety means بے چینی

Given Idiom: To be under the harrow means by extension,

Subject to or undergoing distress, sorrow, or torment.

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"You can't have your cake and eat it too".

آپ اپنا کیک نہیں کھا سکتے اور اسے بھی کھا سکتے ہیں۔

It means that you can't enjoy the benefits of two things that are mutually exclusive.

It's a idiomatic expression that suggests you can't have two things that don't go together.

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• The idiom "cheek by jowl" means to be situated or placed close together, often in a crowded or intimate manner.
• It is often used to describe two things that are adjacent or neighboring, and is similar in meaning to the phrase "close together".

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Above Board means ایماندار یا قابل اعتماد شخص

"Above board" means being honest and transparent in one's dealings, without hiding any intentions.

It refers to someone who is trustworthy and fair in their actions.

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Once a blue moon meaning Rarely

ایک بار نیلا چاند کا مطلب ہے شاذ و نادر ہی

Example:  My sister lives in Alaska, so I only see her once in a blue moon.

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"To hit the road " means to leave a place or begin a trip

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Bury The Hatchet  صلح کر لینا

To agree to end a quarrel: جھگڑا ختم کرنے پر راضی ہونا

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 rack and ruin: to become destroyed or ruined The old house has gone to rack and ruin.

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To pick holes: تنقید کرنا، غلطیاں ڈھونڈنا

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"Set you on" means to provoke or urge someone to take action, especially something aggressive or bold.

It implies someone encouraged or pushed you into doing it, often with a hidden motive.

Set you on means جارحانہ یا جرات مندانہ

Instigated means اکسایا