EASY
RBI Grade B Phase - I
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

In the following question, out of the given four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.
To turn the tables.

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Important Questions on Idioms & Phrases

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RBI Grade B Phase - I
IMPORTANT
IBPS Specialist Officer Marketing Officer (Scale-I) Preliminary & Main Exams - General English>Chapter 7 - Idioms & Phrases>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 46
Direction: Select the alternative which best describes the use of the given idiom.
On the cards.
MEDIUM
RBI Grade B Phase - I
IMPORTANT
IBPS Specialist Officer Marketing Officer (Scale-I) Preliminary & Main Exams - General English>Chapter 7 - Idioms & Phrases>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 47
In the following question, out of the given four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.
To leave someone in the lurch.
EASY
RBI Grade B Phase - I
IMPORTANT
IBPS Specialist Officer Marketing Officer (Scale-I) Preliminary & Main Exams - General English>Chapter 7 - Idioms & Phrases>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 48
Direction: Select the alternative which best describes the use of the given idiom.
To play second fiddle.
EASY
RBI Grade B Phase - I
IMPORTANT
IBPS Specialist Officer Marketing Officer (Scale-I) Preliminary & Main Exams - General English>Chapter 7 - Idioms & Phrases>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 49
Direction: Select the alternative which best describes the use of the given idiom.
To yearn for.
EASY
RBI Grade B Phase - I
IMPORTANT
IBPS Specialist Officer Marketing Officer (Scale-I) Preliminary & Main Exams - General English>Chapter 7 - Idioms & Phrases>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 50
Direction: Select the alternative which best describes the use of the given idiom.
Call off.