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Idioms MCQs with Answers
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- 671.
The Idiom: To end in smoke means?
- 672.
I only go to the cinema once in a blue moon. Here 'once in a blue moon'?
- 673.
What does the idiom 'be hard on someone or something' mean?
- 674.
What does the phrase 'emit smoke from seven orifices' mean?
- 675.
What does the idiom 'costs an arm and a leg' mean?
- 676.
Past Paper MCQ
The idiom "once a blue moon" means?
- 677.
Past Paper MCQ
Idiom: Take time by the forelock means _?
- 678.
What does the idiom 'take up' mean when referring to a new activity?
- 679.
What does the idiom 'just in case' mean?
- 680.
What does the idiom 'barking up the wrong tree' mean?