Idioms & Phrases MCQ - 2 - Banking Exams MCQ

I think this job is sending me around the bend.

You haven’t done your share of the work by a long shot.

this phrase is usually used in negative sentences.

She recalled the halcyon days of childhood.

Fred was hit below the belt and suffered considerably.

He had flu a couple of months ago and he’s been a bit off-colour ever since.

They’ve made a hash of their financial affairs.

He was accused by his opponents of being a man of straw and lacking in decisiveness.

We have to decide, once and for all, whether we want to ask Dad for money.

We certainly don’t want anyone rocking the boat just before the election.

Don’t get a swelled head from all this success.

You will not succeed until you throw your hat over the wall.

I think I hit a nerve with my comments about divorce

the police started chasing the thief as he had been made

Do you think you can pull off this deal?

These seemingly useless data will be grist for the mill when he lodges a complaint.

the street Arabs gave him an awful time

Sardar Patel did a Yeoman’s service by welding numberless states into one strong nation.

Neta ji Subhash Chander Bose was a patriot out and out.

Being not worldly wise he wasted all his money in quixotic projects

We should give a wide berth to selfish people.

he was down and out when his factory was burnt to the ground

the houses in this remote village are few and far between

foul play destroys the fun of life

by signing the bond he will get into a scrape

taking bribe will cast a slur on the honour of your family

he has a bad habit of calling names

you can succeed by dint of hard work only

many poor people live cheek by jowl in a small room

the accident came to a pass due to negligence of the driver

after becoming an IAS officer, he has assumer airs