Idioms and Phrases with Meanings – Daily 25 Idioms and Phrases for all competitive exams.
This is a revision course on idioms and phrases for various competitive examinations. In each lecture 25 idioms and phrases will be covered which wee asked in previous years papers. The motive of the course is to give a quick review of all important idioms and phrases with their meanings. Must watch for all.
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pls make a videos on phrasal verb
Thanks mam….
mam aur idiom phrase ka video kaha hai.
ma'am your voice is so sweat,
and thanks for the content..
Thanks mam
I would like to suggest you one thing…..
If you could elaborate each phrase with the help of sentences It would be more beneficial to us….
exquisite from the scratch ….nd persevering…..it was much convenient than other ……it abstruse those idioms which were most Delphic…nd I presume that these are more relevant to exams…….thnks mm…..
ab to next year hi Hoga ssc cgl pt?
Thanx
??tq mam…
I'm unable to concentrate because of your green hi lighter please
thanks
wrong explanation of make both ends meet, it means just earn enough to live, and not to live lavishly
excellent thanks to you MAM JI
BUT
PLEASE TRY TO UNDERSTAND WITH THE USAGE
SAB BAHUT MAST ……;;;;;
your video is quite helpful so thanks, but I found one of the meanings of the idioms wrong i.e. "both ends meet" meaning is showing in Google is having meager income:- to earn and spend equal amounts of money. (Usually in reference to a meager living with little if any money after basic expenses.)But your video suggests it's meaning is "having a lavish lifestyle". I think it should've been corrected. Thank you.
I think make both ends means earn barely enough to live on.. correct me if i am wrong
Nice one..
I like it thanks mam
I guess meaning of "on the brink of" is that something is about to happen/occur (not necessarily an incident really) . Example , the old building in the town is on the brink of collapse.
I guess it is similar to "on the verse of"
2. As other people here in the comments are saying that the meaning of "meeting both the ends" has been incorrectly explained then I have my answer for this one. As per my understanding in English language, the meaning of above probably should be " earning enough to meet all the expenses. (not necessarily living a lavish life)
P.s. I might be wrong. Please leave your corrections. Will be happy to learn. ?
that is scapegoat.. not spacegod!!!
the meaning of Pay off old scores is to take revenge..
Great miss
thanks mamm
Awesome
Mam first of all thanks for the vdo pr jsa sbne btaya idioms to galat the hi uske alawa spellings bhi kayi galat h eg. Arrogant ki, mam iska dhayan rkhte hue vdo bnayengi to aur b beneficial hoga hmare lie 🙂
Thank u…
Nice
no problem madam repeat hone se hamara hi revision hota hai
app to bus aise ho lecture bante raho
Use your hilighter when necessary..it was difficult to concentrate
great social work
Very nice madam
And thank you
Thanks madam
Please continue your daily course on geometry on unacademy
Thank you mam…