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Idioms MCQs with Answers

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Idioms MCQs (671–680)

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  1. 671.

    The Idiom: To end in smoke means?

  2. 672.

    I only go to the cinema once in a blue moon. Here 'once in a blue moon'?

  3. 673.

    What does the idiom 'be hard on someone or something' mean?

  4. 674.

    What does the phrase 'emit smoke from seven orifices' mean?

  5. 675.

    What does the idiom 'costs an arm and a leg' mean?

  6. 676.

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    The idiom "once a blue moon" means?

  7. 677.

    Past Paper MCQ

    Idiom: Take time by the forelock means _?

  8. 678.

    What does the idiom 'take up' mean when referring to a new activity?

  9. 679.

    What does the idiom 'just in case' mean?

  10. 680.

    What does the idiom 'barking up the wrong tree' mean?

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