25 Most Repeated Idioms and Phrases For Competitive Exams | CUET/SSC/CGL/Banking | ChetChat

Learn Top 25 Most Repeated English Idioms and Phrases For Competitive Exams (With Examples) | CUET/SSC/CGL/Banking | @ChetChat101

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⏱ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Beat around the bush
01:35 - Once in a blue moon
02:18 - Face the Music
03:25 - Under the weather
04:11 - A Bolt from the Blue
04:41 - Bury the Hatchet
05:30 - Wild Goose Chase
06:10 - Cost an Arm and a Leg
06:47 - At the eleventh hour
07:20 - Blow one's own trumpet
08:00 - Break the Ice
08:35 - Get into hot water
08:56 - Hit the Nail on the Head
09:38 - Have an axe to grind
10:28 - Smell a Rat
11:10 - Call it a Day
12:00 - Gift of the Gab
12:30 - See Eye to Eye
12:54 - Flog/Beat a Dead Horse
13:29 - At the Drop of a Hat
14:08 - Leave no stone unturned
14:58 - Let the cat out of the bag
15:36 - Paint the town red
16:14 - Show your true colors
16:40 - Spill the Beans
17:19 - Quiz
19:22 - Outro

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#chetchatters 18:14 answer should be (c) not (a) because doing something foolishly is a Wild goose chase not Call it a day.

Quiz time
1. Beat around the bush: not coming to the point and avoid talking about it directly
2. Cost an arm and a leg: too expensive
3. Feeling under the weather: not feeling well
4. Once in a blue moon: something that happens rarely
5. Face the music: confronting consequences of own actions
6. Spill the beans: revealing a secret
7. Wild goose chase: pursuit of achieving something unattainable
8. Break the ice: to a conversation
9. At the eleventh hour: doing/completing something in the last moment
10. Let the cat out of the bag: accidentally spilling the beans when it has to be kept private
11. Blow one's own trumpet: to praise oneself/ very proud on one's achievement(s)
12. Leave no stone unturned: to do everything possible to do something
13. Show their true colors: to show their real intentions
14. Paint the town red: to enjoy/celebrate something flamboyantly
15. At the drop of a hat: doing something spontaneously with thinking much

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