Direction.
Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/ phrase.
To make completely understand
To ruin oneself
To excite great applause
To overcome someone
B. To ruin oneself
Anything which eludes or deceives
To act in a childish way
To act in a foolish way
To have desires unbacked by efforts
a proud possession
a rare article
useful mode of transport
costly or truoblesome possession
To feel depressed
To be offended
To be satisfied
To be pleased
A person who is very ugly but loves the beautiful things of life
A person who takes a sadistic delight in harming innocient people
A person who becomes too excited where no excitment is warranted
A person who is rought and clumsy where skill and care are required
take a firm stand
take a light stand
take a heavy stand
take a shaky stand
Without any belonging
All the clothing
With all one's belongings
Leave
To fight vigorously
To work hard
To surrender
To make a rude gesture
To offer some a thing which he cannot appreciate
To bring something good before the eyes of a greedy person
To spend racklessly on a useless fellow
To indulge in fruitless endeavours
To eulogise
To chatise
To condemn
To rebuke
To have a good height
To be honest in any business deal
Having no debts
To try to be beautiful
turned pale
got numbed
turned happy
get motivated
became a sculptor
did the best he could do
destroyed his career
developed a specific position for himself
To rest for sometime
To give no importance to someone
To remain in a comfortable position
To be kept waiting for sometime
To find some reason to quarrel
To destroy something
To criticise someone
To cut some part of an item
To do something remarkable
To try to do the impossible
To burn something to ashes
To fling inonical remarks
Greater share
All of a sudden
Completion of work
Everyone without distinction
To be very ancient
To be wise tand learned
To be old but foolish
Not being worth the age
To make completely understand
To ruin oneself
To excite great applause
To overcome someone
was counter productive
had a strong impact
made on stubborn
had little success
cause of happiness
cause of quarrel
cause of wealth
cause of illness
An envious lady
A trainee
An inexperienced man
A soft-hearted man
To forment trouble
To add to the trouble
To instigate
To calm a quarrel with sooting words
A man of no substance
A very active person
A worthy fellow
An unreasonable person
Looks fit but not fit actaully
Recovering from illness
Very weak
None of above
To speak abruptly
To accept immediately
To grasp eagerly
To become contemptuous of
more than seventy years old
less than seventy years old
seventy years old
eighty years old
To gamble
To get an unexpected victory
To be wealthy
To make money unexpectedly
To change completely ones course of action
To shift attention to new problems
To cover up ones faults by wearing new marks
To change the old habits and adopt new ones
Neat and clean
Outspoken
A ready-made thing
Garrulous
open
locked
safe
tid