English Vocabulary | MCQs
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A. Friendly with each other
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B. Bitterly hostile
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C. Deceiving somebody
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D. Without hope
Explanation
Be at daggers drawn means سخت مخالف یا دشمن
The countries are at daggers drawn about the use of the canal that they share.
"اسے ایک دن کہو" کا لفظی معنی کیا ہے؟
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A. To stop and finish the whole matter
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B. To stop doing something that is annoying
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C. To get rid of something that is harmful
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D. To stop because one does not want to do any more
Explanation
"Call it a day" is a phrasal verb that means to stop what you're doing and go home or quit for the day,
usually because you've had enough or feel tired or frustrated.
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A. attachment
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B. love
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C. merger
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D. reform
Explanation
AFFECTION پیار
Love پیار
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A. Continuously
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B. Miserably
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C. Not regularly
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D. Friendly
Explanation
By/In fits and starts is an idiom which means something often stops and starts again.
It means not continuously, irregularly or intermittently.
It means بے قاعدگی سے، جو رکتا ہو اور بعد میں پھر شروع ہوتا ہو
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A. None of these
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B. To end doing something
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C. To start doing something
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D. To continue doing something
Explanation
carry on
جاری رکھو
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A. A thunderstorm
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B. An unexpected disaster
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C. A windfall
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D. An ominous warning
Explanation
The idiom "bolt from the blue" means غیر متوقع سانحہ
ٖFor example: His resignation came like a bolt from the blue.
Bolt means آسمانی بجلی
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A. in the limelight
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B. in the pink dress
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C. In a good health
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D. in a happy mood
Explanation
In the pink means صحتمند
For example:
Do you remember last night you were really in the pink?
کیا آپ کو یاد ہے گزشتہ رات آپ بالکل صحتمد تھے؟
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A. A person who can cook fast
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B. A person who can drive fast
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C. A person who can eat a lot
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D. A person who is fat
Explanation
A person with a cast iron stomach can eat or drink anything without any ill effects.
The idiom “cast iron stomach” means ایسا شخص جو بہت کچھ کھا سکتا ہو
For Example:
You must have a cast-iron stomach if you're eating pickles with peanut butter!
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A. none
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B. sincere work
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C. menial work
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D. poor work
Explanation
sincere work
مخلص کام
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A. Very happy
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B. Very angry
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C. Very healthy
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D. Very hungry
Explanation
The idiom “Grin from ear to ear” means بہت زیادہ خوش ہونا یا مطئمن ہونا
For example:
On hearing the good news, Asif grinned from ear to ear.
خوشخبری سن کر آصف بہت خوش ہوا یا بہت مطئمن ہوا۔
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