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1. An odds : In dispute ( Sujan and Kajal has overcome the odd by their own effort)
2. An apple of discord: Cause
of quarrel (The apple of discord of A
and B is their parental property)
3. At a loose end: Unoccupied (Nowadays he is living in a loose
end)
4. Above all: Before everything else (Above all I am her first priority)
5. At sixes and sevens: Disorderly (Don’t keep apparels sixes
and sevens)
6. Apple pie order: In perfect order (She always keeps his room
in apple pie order)
7. At close quarters: Close examination ( She keeps close
quarters on other’s work)
8. All in all: Most important ( His mother is all in all in his
family)
9. At the spur of moment: Without delay ( Ram did the work At
the spur of moment)
10. At one’s fingertips:
Complete knowledge ( Bidisha has all the names of his classmates at his
fingertips)
11. At one’s wit’s end: Confused (Seeing the Police in his door
he was at his wit’s end)
12. At cross purposes: To have conflicting intention (Two
brother are at cross purpose in the matter of sister’s weeding)
13. At a stone’s throw: Very close (His house is at stones throw
distance from police station)
14. Argus Eyes: Careful (You should keep argus eyes on him)
15. Assume airs: To praise himself (He assumes airs when he
gets exam result)
16. At large: To be free (Though he is guilty, he is still at
large)
17. At dagger’s drawn: To be angry to each other (Their parents
are at dragger’s drawn)
18. At a loss: Not knowing what to do (when Titli’s mother saw
her with her boyfriend, she was at a loss)
19. At the bottom of: To be mainly responsible for ( His boss
found him at bottom on the matter of money laundering)
20. After one’s own heart: To one’s liking (Anuriman will always remain deepak’s
own heart )
21. Add fuel to fire: To make a matter worse ( By dismissing Kapil
from his job his boss just add fuel to fire)
22. An old flame: An old conflict of past ( He reopen the old
flame by visiting his uncle’s house)
23. An old head on young shoulders: To think like an
experienced person ( To have an old head on young shoulder is a good sign of a
student)
24. A dark horse: An unforeseen competitor (Don’t think that
Raja is a dark horse)
25. At snail’s pace: Very slow (You should do the work at
snail’s pace)
26. At Achilles’ heel: The most weak point (His involvement at corruption
is his Achilles heel)
27. A sacred cow: An honest person (It is impossible to find a
sacred cow)
28. A dog’s breakfast: A total mess
29. At any cost: Anyhow/no matters what happen (you should
creak JEE exam at any cost)
30. A child’s play: Very easy (Passing SSC CHSL exam is a
child’s play if you want)
31. A burning question: An important question (don’t ignore all the burning questions)
32. All hands on deck: Everybody is available to help (All
hands on deck in the matter of financial help)
33. At the drop of a hat: Instantly/without delay ( Please come
at the drip of a hat)
34. A cold fish: Unfriendly ( Don’t behave like a cold fish)
35. A bad hair day: A day on which everything seems to go wrong
( Wednesday was a bad hair day for me)
36. An axe to grind: To have an ulterior motive ( At the age of
24 every student should have an axe to grind)
37. A lot on your plate: To have a lot of problem ( Sabita has
a lot on her plate)
38. At the eleventh hour:
At the last moment ( Riya entered the examination hall at the eleventh
hour)
39. At random: Aimlessly (You can't rich in your goal at random)
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