Phrase and Idioms — Primary Teacher — পৃষ্ঠা 2
Phrase and Idioms: ইংরেজি, Primary Teacher পাঠ ও 109টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 2/3।
- What is the meaning of the word ‘status quo’?
- State of affair
- The former state
- Equal status
- High status
- What is the meaning of the phrase ‘At home with’?
- Family relation
- At ease
- Neighbour
- Free at
- ‘Fall into line’ idiom-টির অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Disagree
- Honest
- Brave
- Agree
- ‘Ins and outs’ idiom-টির অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Briefly
- Summary
- In details
- None
- ‘In black and white’ এর অর্থ—
- In writing
- Temporary
- False
- Verbally
- ‘White elephant’ এর অর্থ—
- A very cheap thing
- Very costly possession
- Dead elephant
- White-coloured elephant
- ‘Bag and baggage’ idiom এর অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Property
- Heavy things
- Leaving nothing behind
- Costly things
- ‘Loaves and fishes’ idiom-টির অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Personal gains
- Beautiful bread
- Tasty fishes
- None
- ‘Hard and fast’ এর অর্থ—
- Difficult matter
- Fixed
- Easy matter
- Loose
- ‘To see eye to eye with’ idiom-টির সঠিক অর্থ—
- to agree
- To stare fixedly
- To be angry
- To take revenge
- ‘All at once’ idiom-টির অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Quickly
- Slowly
- Suddenly
- Gradually
- The idiom ‘Tooth and nail’ এর অর্থ—
- Beautiful
- Precise
- Completely
- Incompletely
- The idiom ‘Nip in the bud’ এর অর্থ—
- Bed of rose
- Beginning
- Rare-up
- Destroy at the very beginning
- ‘The pros and cons’— phraseটির অর্থ কী?
- Good and evil
- For and against a thing
- Foul and fair
- Former and latter
- ‘To break the ice’— Phraseটির অর্থ কী?
- To start a conversation
- To end the hostility
- To end up partnership
- To start quarreling
- The idiom ‘At home’ এর অর্থ—
- Familiar with
- Home made of bricks
- Try to make a home
- One who has lost home
- The idiom ‘In black and white’ এর অর্থ—
- Temporary
- False
- Verbally
- In writing
- ‘To see red’— phrase-টির অর্থ—
- To be very angry
- To criticise others
- To find fault with
- To see the colour red
- ‘To meet trouble half-way phrase’টির অর্থ কী?
- To get nervous
- To be puzzled
- To gear up
- To be disappointed
- The idiom ‘Bring to book’-এর অর্থ—
- Book written by famous writer
- Valueless person
- Book which are lost
- Rebuke
- The idiom ‘Dead letter’ এর অর্থ—
- Bad letter
- Old letter
- Law not in force
- Letter written by unknown person
- ‘To have full hands’— phrase-টির অর্থ কী?
- To be rich
- To be fully occupied
- To lead an easy life
- To be in lot of troubles
- ‘A green horn’ — phrase-টির অর্থ কী?
- An inexperienced man
- A trainee
- A soft hearted man
- An envious lady
- ‘With open arms’ এর অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Warmly
- With beautiful arm
- With long arm
- With strong arm
- ‘Bring to book’ এর অর্থ হচ্ছে—
- Book written by famous writ
- Valueless person
- Book which is lost
- Rebuke
- ‘Milk and water’— phrase-টির অর্থ কী?
- Pure milk and water
- Dirty milk and water
- Lifeless, dull
- Colourless things
- ‘In black and white’— phrase-টির অর্থ কী?
- Verbally
- In writing
- Temporary
- Fase
- ‘Null and void’— Phraseটির অর্থ কী?
- Good and bad
- Light and dark
- Advantage and disadvantage
- এর কোনোটিই নয়
- ‘Blue blood’— phrase-টির অর্থ কী?
- Scoundrel
- Sound health
- Aristocratic birth
- Blood of the blue colour
- ‘Once in a blue moon’ means—
- always
- very rarely
- nearly
- hourly
- Choose the meaning of the idioms— ‘Take the bull by the horns’
- To challenge the enemy with courage
- Force the enemy to submit
- Out of one's wit
- Surrender before the enemy
- ‘A speech too many words’ is called—
- A big speech
- Maiden speech
- An unimportant speech
- A verbose speech
- The phrase ‘Achilles' heel’ means—
- A strong point
- A weak point
- A permanent solution
- A serious idea
- ‘To do away with’ means—
- to repeat
- to start
- to get rid of
- to drive off
- The idiom ‘A stitch in time saves nine’ refers the importance of—
- saving lives
- saving time
- timely action
- time tailoring
- The phrase ‘nouveau riche’ means—
- Riche rich
- New high class
- Well off
- New rich
- ‘Maiden speech’ means—
- First speech
- Middle Speech
- Final speech
- Maid servant's speech
- ‘Call to mind’ means—
- fantasize
- attend
- remember
- request
- The expression ‘take into account’ means—
- count numbers
- consider
- think seriously
- asses
- The idioms ‘put up with’ means—
- stay together
- tolerate
- keep trust
- protect
- Despite being a brilliant scientist, he does not seem to get his ideas across.
- make his ideas understood
- get his idea down pat
- summaries his ideas
- put together his ideas
- Only those who are not serious to their success work by — and starts.
- long odds
- against time
- every inch
- fits
- ‘To end in smoke’ means—
- To create fire
- To go through suffering
- To come to nothing
- To see fire
- To keep one's head—
- To save oneself
- to be self-respectful
- to keep calm
- None of these
- To put the cart before the horse—
- to offer a person what he cannot eat
- to force a person to do something
- to raise obstacle
- to reverse the natural order of things
- ‘To read between the lines’ means—
- to concentrate
- to suspect
- to read carefully
- to grasp the hidden meaning
- The bad news struck him like a bolt from the —
- sky
- heavens
- firmament
- blue
- ‘To get along with’ means—
- to adjust
- to accompany
- to interest
- to walk
- Explain the meaning of ‘Bring to pass’.
- Cause to destroy
- Cause to happen
- Cause to carry out
- Cause to convince
- ‘Through thick and thin’ means—
- under all conditions
- to make thick and thin
- of great density
- not clear in understanding