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Cut both ends

  • very big loss
  • very hard worker
  • in favour of both sides
  • against both sides

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : While participating in a debate you should not cut both ends.

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1. Flog the dead horse

  • to weep for something lost
  • to enjoy even if something lost
  • to revive interest in old matters
  • to forget old matters

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Example : The rivals always flog a dead horse to insult their enemies.

2. Down and out

  • poor and ruined
  • defeated
  • begging
  • out of style

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Example : After a sudden slump in share market he has become down and out these days.

3. One's Achilles heel

  • Dancing steps
  • Go away fast
  • Waiting
  • Weak point

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Example : Everyone has his Achilles heel.

4. Cry for the moon

  • To wish for something impossible
  • To wish for something accessible
  • To try to have something by bad means
  • None of above

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Example : For me winning a lottery is just like crying for the moon.

5. Call names

  • To praise
  • To abuse
  • To respect
  • To order

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Example : Rahul called me names once but still I helped him.

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