Correct Answer : B
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make a humble apology and accept humiliation.
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A
to eat good pie
B
to have to apologize
C
to have an excellent dish
D
humility
make a humble apology and accept humiliation.
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It is up to you to make the contribution
B
It is up to you to work hard
C
It is up to your to make the conclusion
D
It is up to you to make the next decision or step
The ball is in your court
If we say that the ball is in someone`s court, we mean that they need to do something before any progress can be made, and if we put the ball in someone`s court, we make sure that they are responsible for whatever happens next:
I`ve offered to pay for her driving lessons, but the ball`s in her court now.
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in a loud voice
B
in a clear manner
C
in a composed way
D
in a delayed manner
loud and clear ... in a way that is easily understood
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A
Related to fruits packing
B
In random order
C
Related to dry fruits packing
D
in perfect order
A
To succeed
B
To present a counter argument
C
When you complain about a loss from the past
D
A difficult path to be followed
A difficult path to be followed
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Not speaking directly or precisely
B
Not judging something by its initial appearance
C
To make a bad situation even worse
D
Being in good health
Not speaking directly or precisely
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Keep objects that don`t belong to you
B
Stop working on something
C
Something common
D
Don`t be so critical
Keep objects that don`t belong to you
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I read books once in a blue moon.
A
frequently
B
seldom
C
nicely
D
quickly
Make hay while the sun shines
A
very clean and tidy
B
do it slowly and carefully
C
to make good use of an opportunity while it lasts
D
work better or leave
to make good use of an opportunity while it lasts
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To bite the dust
A
eat voraciously
B
to fail
C
have nothing to eat
D
eat roots.
The idiom "to bite the dust" means:
To be defeated or killed.
It is often used metaphorically to describe someone or something that fails or comes to an end, especially in a dramatic or final manner.
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