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Idioms and Phrase
The names were listed ‘In order of’ merit. This means-
The phrase ‘Below the salt’ originates from dining customs and means-
Good leaders are ‘Few and far between’. This means they are-
She established her ‘Bona fides’ with the committee. ‘Bona fides’ means-
There was a sudden ‘Flare up’ of violence. ‘Flare up’ means-
I need to ‘Brush up’ my French. This means-
He is ‘Footloose and fancy free’. This implies he is-
The phrase ‘By and large’ means-
He tried to ‘Get across’ his ideas to the audience. This means-
The company uses a ‘Carrot and stick’ policy. This refers to-
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