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A. Imitate someone particular way
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B. To cheat
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C. To snatch something
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D. None of these
Explanation
"To take a leaf out of someone's book" means to imitate someone in a particular way.
Usually, it involves adopting their successful methods or behaviors.
It implies learning from others' experiences to improve oneself.
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A. To break a record
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B. To make a sculpture
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C. To create a poor impression
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D. To render an apology
Explanation
To cut a sorry figure is an English idiom
To cut a sorry figure means to create an unfavorable impression or present oneself poorly or negatively.
To cut a sorry figure means خراب تاثر پیدا کرنا
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A. None of these
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B. A brief discussion
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C. A discussion carried for a long time
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D. Closed talk
Explanation
Polite the conversation about unimportant or uncontroversial matters, especially on social occasions.
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A. Lovingly
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B. Hopefully
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C. Knowingly
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D. None of these
Explanation
Warmly means دوستانہ ، پیار ، یا مہربان انداز میں
Lovingly means پیار اور گرم جوشی کا احساس
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A. Establish
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B. Present
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C. Examine
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D. None of these
Explanation
The phrase "to go upon" means to base a judgment or decision on something.
In this context, it implies there is no data to examine or consider.
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A. To end suddenly
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B. To reverse suddenly
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C. To Stop suddenly
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D. To start suddenly
Explanation
To break out is a phrasal verb which means اچانک بھڑک اٹھنا
Break Out means اچانک شروع ہونا
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A. None of these
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B. It is difficult to praise your own skills
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C. It is impossible to like your own cooking
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D. One can't have everything
Explanation
The idiom means you can't enjoy two desirable but conflicting things at the same time.
Once you've eaten the cake, you no longer have it — symbolizing a choice must be made.
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A. ends
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B. burns
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C. cools
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D. boils
Explanation
The completed proverb is: "A watched pot never boils."
This proverb means that when you are anxiously waiting for something to happen, it can seem to take longer than it actually does
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A. Lazy
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B. Exhausted
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C. Bored
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D. Overjoyed
Explanation
If someone is full of beans, they are lively and have a lot of energy and enthusiasm.
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A. For the sake of my life
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B. None of these
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C. Because of my life
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D. However hard I may try
Explanation
The phrase "But for my life" is an idiomatic expression meaning "no matter how hard I try."
In the given sentence, it implies that the speaker was unable to drink the milk despite trying.
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