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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom / phrase.

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1. To carry the coal to newcastle :
2. To cut the gordian knot :
3. Ins and Outs
4. To save ones face :
5. To leave someone in the lurch
6. With great difficulty, he was able to carve out a niche for himself.
7. To give a rap on the knuckles :
8. The convict claimed innocence and stood his ground in spite of the repeated accusations.
9. Spick and span :
10. Despite his initial arrogance he had to eat humble pie .
11. To pull strings :
12. To set the thames on fire :
13. To let off steam , my friend started murmuring.
14. It is difficult to have a sensible discussion with her as she flies off at a tangent.
15. Harp on :
16. We cannot depend on him for this assignment as it needs careful handling and he is like a bull in a…
17. To keep the ball rolling :
18. To keeps one's temper
19. The students of that group have assured their project guide that they will all work against the clock…
20. To bear the palm :
21. To have ones heart in ones boots :
22. To turn over a new leaf :
23. Be in the mire :
24. To oil the knocker :
25. To snap ones fingers :
26. As fit as a fiddle
27. The sailors nailed their colours to their mast.
28. I tried to feel his pulse on the issue, but in vain.
29. He made away with ten thousand rupees in the course of three months.
30. To be in abeyance :

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