5841 But with the US and UK ‘egging on’ the Israelis, instead of reining in their rabid ally, it is difficult to foresee a negotiated denouement of this dangerous conflict. Here phrase ‘egging on’ means: English Medium Full question → A Embarrass B Strongly encourage C Feel ashamed D Make fool
5842 American ‘sabre-rattling’ is unlikely to bring calm to a Middle East that is ready to explode. Here ‘sabre-rattling’ word means: English Medium Full question → A Threat of military force B Military aid C Unchecked financial support D Coercive measures
5843 In their first debate, Kamala gets under Trump’s skin. Here “get under someone’s skin” means: English Medium Full question → A Irritate or upset someone B Do it with a lot of force and energy C To meet and spend time with someone D Say or do something that someone should not have
5844 Take something with a pinch of salt”, means: English Medium Full question → A Without wholly believing B Eat with some extra salt C Eat without salt D Believe something completely
5845 Qureshi accuses prosecution of dilly-dallying. Here the word ‘dilly-dallying’ means: English Medium Full question → A Wasting time by being indecisive B Becoming hasty in decision making C Not cooperating with council D Not respecting because of political interference
5846 What is the meaning of the idiom “Spill the beans”? English Medium Full question → A To make a mess B To reveal a secret C To tell a lie D To start a fight
5847 Be quids in, means: English Medium Full question → A To be making a profit B To suffer loss C To be in a situation D To be a part of a group
5848 The new TV series from the West Wing team is ready to roll. Here idiom ‘ready to roll’ means: English Medium Full question → A Near to be finished B Start to be ruined C Going to start soon D Ready to leave soon
5849 Be pushing up the daisies, means: English Medium Full question → A Live for a long time B To be dead C Try hard for success D Trying something irrelevant
5850 Follow hot on the heels of, means: English Medium Full question → A Happen very slowly B Happen very soon C Happen in hidden manner D Happen slow and secretly
5854 ‘Keep a tight rein on’, means: English Medium Full question → A Exercise strict control over B Reign masses by force C Ride horse fast D Make uncomfortable
5855 “Till the cows come home”, means: English Medium Full question → A Until evening time B For a very long time C Futile efforts everyday D Sometimes in a day
5856 “In for a penny, in for a pound”, means: English Medium Full question → A Used to say: very expensive to purchase B Used to say: finish a project once started at any cost C Used to say: leave as soon as possible D Used to say: having an intense and selfish desire for wealth or power.
5857 ‘To put your foot in your mouth’, means: English Medium Full question → A To behave immaturely B Compulsively bite or chew your skin C Say something unnecessary and embarrassing D To remain silent until you are asked to speak
5858 ‘Paint the town red’, means: English Medium Full question → A Make town colorful B Keep something secret C Go out and enjoy oneself D Show the sign of danger
5859 “To keep your nose clean”, means: English Medium Full question → A Drink extra fluids during flu to keep from getting dehydrated B Always remain clean and healthy C Avoid getting into trouble D Be quite and careful
5860 ‘Take a dim view of’, means: English Medium Full question → A Blur something B Take it easy C Pay no heed D Disapprove and criticize