Top 300 Idioms and Phrases Questions For SSC | Idioms and Phrases Classes By Ananya Ma'am
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- Top 300 Idioms and Phrases Questions For SSC | Idioms and Phrases Classes By Ananya Ma'am
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🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
🐶 "Let sleeping dogs lie" idiom means avoiding situations that could cause problems or conflicts.
💰 "Bite the bullet" signifies facing a difficult or challenging situation directly.
🌙 "Once in a blue moon" signifies a rare event or situation.
🚶 "Late to the grass grow under one's feet" idiom means wasting time.
🛥️ "Water under the bridge" refers to something insignificant or unimportant.
🌉 The idiom signifies that "water under the bridge" means past things that no longer matter.
🚦 "Cold turkey" is quitting a habit suddenly.
🐴 "Lead by the nose" idiom means having complete control over someone.
🔔 "Saved by the skin of your teeth" means narrowly avoiding something.
🦷 "Skin of teeth" idiom indicates escaping a situation barely or narrowly.
🌟 "Continue occupation till death" implies working till one's last breath.
🎭 "Acting in harness" idiom signifies working till one passes away while still actively working.
💡 "Many irons in the fire" indicates juggling multiple tasks simultaneously.
🌊 "Pour oil in troubled waters" metaphorically means calming down a tense situation.
🔥 "Blazing the trail" means being the first to start something important.
🚴♂️ "Hang up your boots" expresses retiring from work after a long career.
💭 "Washing the face" idiom alludes to pretending or putting up a facade in front of someone else.
🚪 "Through the backdoor" refers to an indirect or unfair way.
🤫 "Hush money" is given to keep someone silent.
🐴 "Before the horse, put the cart" means getting the sequence wrong.
🤔 "One-track mind" focuses on one thing only.
🔥 "Hot strike while the iron is hot" means acting at the right time.
🏞️ "Long shot" implies a low probability of success.
🧠 "Grit in the topic" represents the essential and practical details.
📝 "Make a beeline for it" means heading straight for something.
😂 "Laughing stock" in English refers to someone who others are laughing at.
🪑 "Sitting on the fence" means being neutral or indecisive about a situation.
🌲 "Green thumb" relates to an ability to grow plants well.
🧦 "Pull up your socks" suggests making an extra effort or improving.
💡 "Dim light" indicates that something is clearly visible in a dark setting.
🏛️ "Hang one's head" signifies feeling ashamed or embarrassed.
🪙 Ananya mentions buying a marble elephant for 10 lakh and getting no profit.
💰 Despite being expensive, the white elephant serves no practical purpose.
📚 Ananya plans to cover multiple idioms and phrases in the class.
💸 Reference to "dime a dozen" to denote something inexpensive and common.
🏁 "Lead by nose" refers to controlling someone completely.
🗑️ "Wipe out" means to destroy or eliminate something completely.
🐴 "Donkey's years" implies a very long time.
🌩️ "Steel thunder" signifies taking credit for someone else's work.
👏 "Recognition day for the last" encourages participation and contribution in class activities.
💬 Creating statements actively in class enhances understanding and engagement.
🧩 Some problems come one after another, increasing in difficulty.
🎯 The last straw is the final, most unbearable problem in a series.
🏁 Do or die - implies urgency to act quickly.
💰 Losing money and feeling failure closely linked.
🚗 Racing ahead implies being in the lead, reaching the finish line.
🦋 Butterflies in stomach indicate nervousness and anxiety.
🔧 Screwing someone refers to pressuring them to do your desired tasks.
🐦 The idiom "Bird's Nest" refers to the situation where a home is empty as children have grown up and moved out.
💰 Investing in the stock market requires readiness for losses, as profits are not guaranteed.
📏 "Inch by Inch" signifies progressing very slowly and steadily towards a goal.
🍎 "Apples and Oranges" highlight the idea of things being completely different and incomparable.
🌊 "Water off the First" implies giving the best quality water to someone as a gesture of respect.
🎶 "Comparators and Oranges" emphasizes differences and uniqueness between individuals or situations.
🔄 Keeping body and soul together means to keep body and soul united to stay alive.
🧼 Washing your dirty linen in public refers to discussing personal matters publicly.
🚫 Resting a body led to rest means speaking ill of a deceased person.
🤝 Paying lip service is pretending to support someone publicly but criticizing them behind their back.
🎁 Gift of the gap implies having a powerful way of speaking or effective communication.
🌟 Needle in a haystack signifies finding something difficult or almost impossible to locate.
💃 Jumping on the bandwagon means quickly following trends or fashions.
🌹 Bed of roses denotes a pleasant and enjoyable life, while bed of thorns represents a difficult and challenging life.
🚪 "Go to the wall" idiom: Indicates reaching a limit beyond which progress is not possible.
💓 "Wear your heart on your sleeve" idiom: Refers to being open about one's feelings or emotions.
🌟 "Wood not touch it with a barge pole" idiom: Indicates avoiding something completely.
🚫 "Do not want to buy something and be involved in something" idiom: Suggests avoiding any participation or association.
💡 "Made of with a full statement" idiom: Emphasizes fully understanding a concept or situation.
🔥 "Go through fire and water" idiom: Highlights overcoming all types of hardships to achieve a task.
🕰️ "Under the rose" idiom: Signifies something secretive or kept hidden from others.
🦁 "Line-sharer" idiom: Refers to being the largest or best in a particular context.
Understanding idioms and phrases is essential for exams like SSC.
The idioms discussed include "bail out," "running out of steam," and "like hotcakes."
Each idiom has a unique meaning and context of use.
These idioms help enhance language skills and understanding.
Learning idioms can improve communication and comprehension skills.
Practicing idioms regularly can help in remembering and using them effectively.
Idioms are a fun and interesting aspect of language learning.
🦷 Fine Tooth Comb is an idiom referring to thorough examination or scrutiny.
🗣️ Talk Over means discussing or talking about something elaborately.
🍲 Hold In Abeyance implies postponing or keeping something on hold.
🎭 Double Dealings refer to trying to deceive or cheat someone.
💡 Tip of My Tongue means having something at the forefront of your mind but unable to recall it.
🔥 Keep Up Appearances describes pretending to be different than one truly is.
🌟 Your Guess is as Good as Mine is an expression used when someone does not have an answer or knowledge about something.
🤔 Idioms can be used to express situations, like "in the dark" meaning keeping someone ignorant.
🌟 "Full of beans" describes being lively and energetic.
🙄 "Chip off the old block" means resembling one's parents in behavior or traits.
🕊️ "Birds of a feather" represent people with similar characteristics.
🧠 "Mother wit" refers to a mother's wisdom or common sense.
🐍 "Snake in the grass" denotes a deceitful or treacherous person.
🐍 "Steen snake in the grass" refers to deceitful behavior of a person.
🧠 "Over-minded body" describes having strong opposition towards something.
📽️ "Playing to the gallery" means doing something to be liked by others.
🏃 "Gate the ball rolling" implies keeping work progressing without stopping.
📰 "Yellow press" signifies sensational news or media.
💰 "Rags to riches" describes a drastic improvement from poverty to wealth.
🦁 "Guard up the lines" means being prepared and diligent for a task.
💡 "Midas touch" refers to turning anything into profit effortlessly.
🧐 Understand the concept of "nip in the bud" which means to stop something at its beginning.
📚 "Fall flat" idiom refers to ignoring or not listening to someone
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My schemes to impress har fell flat bks I went out of words when she suddenly came in front of me 😅
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Option A
IN SPITE OF THE HIGH SOUNDING WORDS, HIS SPEECH FAILED TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON THE AUDIENCE.
Straight from the horse's mouth - hear something from someone who has direct & completely reliable info.
All mouth &no trousers - talking boastfully without any intention to acting one's words. -bdhi-2 baate krna
Fit as a fiddle - in a perfectly healthy condition.
Cat got your tongue - kisi se puchna ki vo kyu nhi bol rha h.
Carried the day - to won a victory
Cat's whiskers - to be highly impressive.
Wipe out - destroying completely
Donkey's year - a very long time.
Steal one's thunder - kisi ka credit lena, more recognition than him.
Do a devon loch - failing when very close to win.
Haul over the coals - scold someone
Put the screws on - forcing someone to do what u want.
Palmy days - prosperous, sukhi days
Assume airs - to feel himself superior
Pay over the odds- pay more for something than it's worth, price.
Forty winks - short nap during day.
Wear the trousers, pants - to be dominant
An empty nest - a home inhabited by parents only when their children have departed.
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fell flat - Failed to make an impact
Statement - Many upsc aspirant fall flat in the upsc exam 2023 but they not lose their hope.
Mam ke pti ka k nam se shdi hogi didi ki bhi 😅😅😅😅😅😅..... Bekr lg rhi h aunty 😅
failed to make an impact😊
Fail to make an impact
FAILED TO IMPACT👍
Hw assignment :
Option 1 ) falied to make an impact
In spite of having a gift of gab he fell flat in front of the audience....
Be hard up - have very little money
To go pear-shaped - to go awry(gdbda jana) in a terrible fashion.
As clear as a bell - readily understood, ache se smjh jana
Inch by inch - slowly & carefully
Apples & oranges - people who are different & incomparable
Of the first water - of the best quality
Lay to rest - to bury a dead person.
Paying lip-service - kisi ka kehna ki vo agree h koi baat k liye, jbki vo mn se agree nhi h.
When pigs fly - time that will never come
Jump on the bandwagon - joining a popular trend
High &dry - abandoned, left thing
Go to the wall - to fail
Wouldn't touch it with a barge pole - don't want to buy something.
Made off with - ran away with
Go -getter - a real achiever, who achieve something
In the nick of time , at the eleventh hour - at last possible moment
Under the rose - something secret
Pick up the threads - restart from the previous closing point.
Far cry from - very different from
Bell the cat - do the impossible task
In the teeth of - in direct opposition to, khilafat krna
Run out of steam - lose enthusiasm & stop doing something
A different kettle of fish - jaisa btaya gya tha usse bilkul alag hona
A cloven hoof - an evil intention
Talked over - discuss krna
Fall off the back of a lorry - dubious circumstances m fs jana
Go astray - wander off right path , bhatk jana
Up in arms - very angry
Hold in abeyance - postpone something
Double dealing -try to deceive someone
To pick holes - to find the weak points
In the dark - in ignorance, unknowingly
Take up the cudgels - support or defend something
End in smoke - come to nothing, kuch na bachna
Full of beans - energetic
Shed light on - to clarify, explain situation
Over my dead body - opposing something fiercely
Play to the gallery - saying things from which people will admire u.
Turn of the screw - making bad situation worse.
Below the belt - cruel &unfair
Fall on stony ground - ignore hona.
Touch &go - uncertain
Yellow press - newspaper publishing sensational news.
Pie in the sky - impossible thing
Midas touch - a touch that turns anything into profit.
The whole ball of wax - everything
Fall flat on- fail to make impact on someone.
Even after studying hard for the exam, Nisha fell flat on the examiner.
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Failed to make an impact 🎉
In a technical exhibition in Lucknow a few participants falls flat due to some error in projects 🎉🎉
Assignment --- failed to make an impact
Despite so many promotions the film fell flat among audiences
Opposite team fell flat to made a positionin tournamen.....
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Hw_ he made several jokes and each of them fell flat
Thank u ma'am
High on the hog , high on life (enjoy krna life ko) - to live in a costly way.
Knows one's stuff - having a good knowledge of something
As a matter of fact - actually
Change of heart - different opinion about someone or something.
Take a leap in the dark - doing something without being sure about result.
Let the grass grow under one's feet - remain idle (khaali bethna).
Water under the bridge- anything from past that isn't important anymore.
Point of no return- point at which it's impossible to reverse one's actions.
Cold turkey- suddenly quiting, cessating some addiction completely.
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He made of several jokes and each of them fell flate
Ans- Failed to make an impact
It was a joke but it felt flat.
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Failed
Assignment answer - " Failed to make an impact "
Statement - " Her performance fell flat despite weeks of rehearsing "....
Do a devon loch ( डू अ डेवन लॉश ❌ डू अ डेवन लॉक ✅ )
Fell flat- failed to make an impact or impression
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Failed to make impact -fell flat
Fail to make an impact
Failed to make an impact
Option 1_ failed to make an impact
Fail to impress
Fell to make an impact ❤❤🎉🎉
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Thank you mam this class is very useful for ssc all exams
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Option __ A
ASSIGNMENT :- FALL FLAT MEANS FAIL TO MAKE AN IMPACT
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# (idiom)' Fell flat' means - failed to make an impact
She made several jokes and echa of them fell flat.
Thank you so much ma'am idioms ko yaad rakhna ki tricks bahat achaa hai once again thank you so much ma'am 🙏
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