English Jaateeyamulu Padabandhamulu

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IDIOMS
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IDIOMS & PHRASES IN ENGUSH
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ABOVEALL
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'Above all' characteris a great virtue
AFTERALL
2. sio^,
After all blood is thicker than water, forgive her she is your
daughter
ABOVEBOARD
3.
Very few politicians are 'above board'
4. 'ALPHA' & 'OMEGA'
The 'Alpha' & omega'ofourparty is toremove
poverty and thus usheranew era
5. ALLINALL
'Basha is all in all' in the office
A TOZ
6.
He knows from 'A to Z' inAstrology
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7. 'ABC' OFANY THING 3Sob;S S5di>o
Vasu does not know fcABC' in politics
Leelaisjust learning 'ABC' in music
8. ATTHETOPOFONE'SVOICE<DeRS
Tilak slowted Independence atthe topofone'svoice
9. AT THERISKOF
Soldiars savethe country 'Atthe risk oftheirlives'
ia. AVAILONESELFOFANOPPORTUNITY
Healwaysavailshimselfofan opportunity
11. ATTHEHEIGHTOFZENITH
NowAbdul Kalamis 'attheheight ofzenith'
12. ATARM'SLEANGTH
Keep internal enemies 'atarm'slength9
13. ACQUAINTONESELFWITH 0$di)&o
He is not 'acquainted' with litigations.
14. AT ONE'S FINGER'S TIPS
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Themathematics is atmy finger's tips.
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15. ATONE'SWIT'S ENDS
Madanwas 'athiswitsends' whenbesawthebossunexpectedly.
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16. ATALL EVENTSSSS^SP^al
'Atall eventsI mustreach school before the bell
17. ATANY COST <De77te<>
Youmustget overthe hurdles 'at any cost'
ATANYRATE
18.
Theyhave to finish the work 'at anyrate'
19. BURN ONE'S OWNFINGER
He burn hisfingerby depending on others
20. BED OFROSES
Youhave know that 'life is not a bed ofroses'
BENTUPON
21.
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Hewasbentupontotakeawrongstepdespitehiswell wishers
BYANDLARGE
22. -
Byandlarge the game was a success
23. 'BYAND BY'
Patient has been improving 'byand by'
24. BEATA LOSS
I am 'atloss' to understand whathe sa.
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BLACKSHEEP
25.
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26. ALLROUNDDEVELOPMENT e>hC1^* tforro^6 e>DsS>/fa"^
India acheived all round development afterindependence.
27. ATSIXESANDSEVENSrfotftffft?
Every thing was atsixesand sevens whenteacherentered the
class.
ACTUPTO
28.
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At last he 'Acted upto' his promises
BYHOOKOR CROOK
29. <3epr^
I should get firstclass in exams by hookorcrook.
BREAKDOWN
30.
There wasbreakdown in theFactory afterthedeath ofowner
31. LAVISHLY
Murali spends his earnings 'lavishly' on tours
32. BEUNDERA CLOUD
His words are beunder acloud
33. BLOWONE'SOWNTRUMPET
Itis a bad habit to blowone'sown trumpet
34. BEATOOLIN THEHANDS
The king has become a toolinthehands ofthe minister.
35. BYLEAPANDBOUNDS<&6n%
Tejpal is progressed byleapsand bounds in
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36. BEATABOUTTHEBUSH o
Don't beataboutthebush, tellme the truth
37. BURNMIDNIGHTOIL&%?>&
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Pupil generally burn theirmidnightoil at thetime ofexams.
38. BURNTHE CANDLEATBOTHENDS >36^on* sp&j
It is hazardions to burn the candle at the both ends ofthe
money
BRINGTOBOOK
39.
It is important to bring to book all militants to get peace in
kashmir
BYTHEBY
40.
Bythe bywhat is youropinion
BYALLMEANS
41.
I wished hisprogress by allmeans.
42. BREAKTHEICE5&6<a),
When every one is silentwemust break theice by taking the
initiative.
43. BONEOFCONTENTION e$rr>ap&
This site is the 'boneof contention' between them
BAGANDBAGGAGE
44.
TheBritishleftourcountrywiththeir 'bagand baggage'after
independence.
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45. BYFITSANDSTARTS
Ifyoudoanyworkbyfitsandstartsitisnotpossibleto succeed.
BRINGTOLIGHT
46.
His mistakes were broughttolight
47. BUILDCASTLESINTHEAIR&3& JVo> (n)&ex>)
Pakisthanis buildingcastlesinthe airto occupythekashmir.
BECK& CALL
48.
He isnot atyour 'beck & call' as he is not yourservant.
49. BREADANDBUTTER
The poor fellow strugguling for 4bread andbutter.
50. WITHA SILVERSPOON
Abdul kalamwas notbornwith a silverspooninhismouth
51. BODYANDSOUL
Put your 4body and soul' in your studies in orderto get good
marks.
52. BEYOUDDOUBT
It is beyond doubt ofhis victory in elections.
53. BEYONDMEASUREsS6oS
Kiran was jubiliant beyond measure when he won the
international chess title.
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BLACK& BLUE
54. (3Son*
The thiefwas beaten 'black & bule' by the people.
BEALLANDENDALL
55.
Earning money only is notbeall and end all
CALLON
56.
The Chief minister called on the Saibaba one his visit to
Puttaparthy.
POT CALLSTHEKETTLEBLACK
57.
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Some people who have blemishes oftheir own criticise other
like Tot callsthe kettle black'
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CALLA SPADEA SPADE
58.
Ravi is notafraidto Calla spadeaspade.
59. CHIPOFTHEOLDBLOCK <
Calfisnot Chipoftheoldblocksheisalikecowinallrespects.
COMETOBLOWS
60. Q
The brothers Cometo blows overatiny mis understanding
EYEWASHgoS
61.
The contributon ofthe rich fororphans is only an Eye wash
CROCODILETEARS
62.
Some people 'shed crocodile tears' over others sufferings.
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62. CALLINQUESTION
Patel was nevercalled in Question ofhis honesty.
BETAKENABACK 3cro#
63.
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I wastakenaback when theRat caughtthe snake.
CUTASORRYFIGURE
64. StffcS5&,
The studentcuta sorryfigure when he was found copying
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ONTHESPOT
65.
Takeright step onthe spot
CATCHREDHANDED
66.
CO
Thethiefwas caughtredhandedby the police
67. CRYINTHEWILDERNESS
ThedemandofanenquiryonthemisuseofricebytheCongress
was aCryinthe wilderness.
COMEROUND
68.
Militantscomeroundbeforethearmy withtheirarms
COMEABOUT
69.
It'samysteryhowthishascomeabout
CARRYOUT
70.
Carryoutyourduties & obligations with dedication
CARRYON
71.
Carryonyourbusiness.