Important Idioms and Phrases for Upcoming SBI PO Exam – Part 3
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Important Idioms and Phrases for Upcoming SBI PO Exam – Part 3
61. Laying off – Dismissal from jobs
62. Leaps and bounds – At rapid pace
63. Spilling the beans – Revealing the information indiscreetly
64. Carry out – Execute
65. Went to the winds – Dissipated/ To be utterly lost
66. Ins and outs – Full details
67. A white elephant – A costly but useless possession
68. Fed up – Annoyed
69. In the good books – In favour with
70. Sharp practices – Dishonest means
71. In high spirits – Full of hope and enthusiasm
72. Shake in shoes – Tremble with fear
73. Fits and starts – Not regularly
74. Close shave – Narrow shave
75. Take with a grain of salt – To listen to something with considerable doubt
76. Hobson’s choice – No real choice at all
77. To eat a humble pie – To apologize
78. To give the devil his due – to give encouragement even to the enemy
79. Reading between the lines – looking for meanings that are not actually expressed
80. An open book – One that hold no secrets
81. An axe to grind – A private interest to serve
82. To blow one’s own trumpet – Praise one’s own abilities and achievements
83. Stand-offish – Indifferent
84. Sowing wild oats – Irresponsible pleasure seeking in young age
85. A bolt from the blue – Something unexpected and unpleasant
86. By leaps and bounds – Rapidly
87. Of no avail – Useless
88. On the verge of – On the brink of
89. A sore point – Something which hurts
90. Like a phoenix – With a new life/rebirth/reincarnation