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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Go to town, Green thumb, Grim reaper, Go up in smoke, Go with the flow

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Grasp at straws, Good samaritan, Grin and bear it, Gravy train, Green around the gills

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Gray matter, Hair's breadth, Half baked, Hand over fist, Handle someone with kid gloves

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Hand in glove, Have the last laugh, Hard row to hoe, Happy-go-lucky, Head honcho

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Head in the clouds, Hear something through the grapevine, Hit pay dirt, Have hell to pay, Hem and haw

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Hit the sack, Hitch a ride, Hold someone/something at bay, Hold one's horses, Hold water

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Hot under the collar, In a pinch, In rut, If push comes to shove, In Dutch

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In black and white, In full swing, In stitches, In the bag, In the black

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In the pink, In the red, It's no skin of someone's nose, It's all Greek to me, In the nick of time

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Jack of all trades, Johnny-come-lately, John Hancock, Keep one's cool, Keep one's eyes peeled

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Keep someone's nose to the grindstone, Keep one's fingers crossed, Keep one's wits about one, Keep someone at arm's length, Keep one's head above water

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Kick up one's heels, Keyed up, Knee high to a grasshooper, (Not)Know beans about something, Knock for a loop

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(Not)Know someone from Adam, Keep the ball rolling, Knuckle down, Keep something under one's hat, Know the ropes

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Labor of love, Last but not least, Laugh all the way to the bank, Lay an egg, Lay down the law

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Leave someone in the lurch, Leave someone out in the cold, Lay one's cards on the table, Lead someone around by the nose

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Leave someone high and dry, Leave well enough alone, Let sleeping dogs lie, Life of Riley, Letter perfect

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Like water off a duck's back, Lock, stock and barrel, Long and short of it, Look down one's nose at something, Look like the cat that swallowed the canary

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Look like death warmed over, Low man on the totem pole, Make heads or tails of something, Make mountain out of a molehill, Make one's blood boil

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Make one's mouth water, Midas touch, Make ends meet, Make tracks, Millstone around one's neck

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More than meets the eye, Move heaven and earth, Monkey business, Nix something, Neck of the woods

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Harsharnpreet Kaur

In this course we will look at the miscellaneous topics of English Literature which are always neglected by the students. But these minor topics are as important as the other topics of your syllabus. In this course you will learn about the various movements, various new words and key notes, The various Awards given in the English literature.

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Qualified IBPS PO, Category Expert at Unacademy, 6+ years of Experience in Teaching for Competitive Exams, MBA in Marketing and Finance

Sakshi Pahwa

The course is a compilation of most commonly used Idioms and Phrases in English Language. Once understood, these idiomatic expressions can be used to Spruce up your written and spoken English.

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Mona Choudhary

This course is about Idioms and phrases asked in bank exams. Here we will also cover previous year questions of Idioms and Phrases which will help you in upcoming exams. 
Questions on Idiom And Phrases are asked in most banking exams.

(Hindi) Top Idioms and Phrases for Bank Exams/Previous Year asked Questions Covered

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