Suyash Goyal

This course will take you through all the idioms and phrases which are asked in exams like CAT, MAT, IBPS, UPSC, SSC CGL, BANK PO etc. and which we use in our daily life to make our conversations more happening and appealing.

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Bitter/ Hard pill to swallow, Blue ribbon, Blow hot and cold, Born yesterday, Both feet on the ground

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Bone to pick, Bring down the house, Bring home the bacon, Bull in a china shop, Burn one's bridges, Burn the candle at both ends

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Butt in, Go by the book, By word of mouth, Call someone on the carpet, Call someone's bluff

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Can of worms, Carry a torch for someone, Carry the ball, Catch someone's eye, Chip off the old block

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Climb on the bandwagon, Close shave, Cock and bull story, Come out of one's shell, Cold turkey

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Couch potato, Cut off one's nose to spite one's face, Someone's days are numbered, Diamond in the rough, Do an about-face

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Dog-Eat-Dog, Dot the I's and cross the T's, Down and out, Down in the mouth, Draw the line at something

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Down to the wire, Drum someone out of the corps, Dutch treat (Go Dutch), Eager beaver, Eat one's hat

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Eat one's heart out, Have egg on one's face, Eleventh hour, Every Tom, Dick and Harry, Fair weather friend

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Fair and square, Give someone a fair shake, Fall for someone, Fall for something, Fair to middling, Fall on deaf ears

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Feel something in one's bones, Feel the pinch, Fine kettle of fish, Fits and starts, Fix someone's wagon

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Fine-tooth comb, Flash in the pan, First-rate, Fish out of water, Fly-by-night

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Follow in someone's footsteps, Fly in the face of something, Food for thought, Fly in the ointment, Fly the coop

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Fool's gold, Footloose and fancy-free, Force to be reckoned with, For crying out loud, Forty winks

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Get a handle on something, Get a move on, Get a leg up, Get down to brass tacks, Get it in a neck

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Get off one's high horse, Get something on the nose, Get one's second wind, Get someone's goat, Get this show on the road

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Get something off one's chest, Gift of gab, Get the sack/ Give someone the sack, Get up on the wrong side of the bed, Give someone the cold shoulder

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Get something down pat, Give in, Go against the grains, Give someone a snow job, Give someone a song and dance

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Go bananas, Go around in circles, Go out on a limb, Go for broke, Go haywire

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Go over with a bang, Go off the deep end, Go off half cocked, Go over like a lead balloon, Go whole hog

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