At large
mohit
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(A) A very big opportunity
(B) A criminal escaped or not yet captured
(C) To have a big heart
(D) A big appetite
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At someone’s expense
mohit
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(A) Paid for by someone
(B) To blame a crime on someone else
(C) The unlucky person who lose a race
(D) If one person benefits it is always at the loss of another
At someone’s expense
mohit
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(A) Paid for by someone
(B) To blame a crime on someone else
(C) The unlucky person who lose a race
(D) If one person benefits it is always at the loss of another
Pull the wool over someone’s eyes
mohit
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(A) To protect someone
(B) To keep oneself warm
(C) Deceive someone by telling lies
(D) To pretend to be blind to the other person’s bad behaviour
After one’s own heart
mohit
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(A) Sharing or having one’s tastes or views.
(B) Infatuation with a person which is not reciprocated.
(C) Memorise something by heart.
(D) Don’t have the courage to do so mething bad for a good person.
Make no headway
mohit
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(A) Unable to overtake anyone
(B) Check if the head can pass through
(C) Forced to fix a new goal
(D) Unable to progress ahead
Make short work of something
mohit
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(A) Dispose of quickly
(B) Reduce the size
(C) Shorten some dress
(D) Edit carefully
At snail’s pace
mohit
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(A) Be very persistent
(B) Do something very slowly
(C) Keep your moves secret
(D) Do something very carefully
Put your best foot forward
mohit
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(A) Walk very cautiously
(B) Take care to dress well
(C) Try as hard as one can
(D) Check every step