, Avg: 00:13 , 100%✓ SSC CHSL 202141)Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiomatic expression given.
To poke one’s nose into
To take interest in others’ affairs
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He is very impulsive and does things without rhyme or reason.
without a reasonable explanation
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To add insult to injury
to make something worse
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know inside out
To know something thoroughly
, Avg: 00:09 , 83%✓ SSC CHSL 202145)Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Hard nut to crack
a difficult person or problem
, Avg: 00:05 , 75%✓ SSC CHSL 202146)Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
To play with fire
To act in a dangerous and risky way
, Avg: 00:18 , 50%✓ SSC CHSL 202147)Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom in the given sentence.
Organic food seems to be in vogue these days.
in fashion
, Avg: 00:28 , 75%✓ SSC CHSL 202148)Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Cook the books
To falsify financial records
, Avg: 00:25 , 100%✓ SSC CHSL 202149)Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
To cut corners
not do a thing well in order to save money or effort
, Avg: 00:09 , 75%✓ SSC CHSL 202150)Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Poke one’s nose
Interfere or meddle