Idiom of the day
having a bee in your bonnet
->Meaning:
This idiom means that you are unable to stop thinking or talking about something so that it becomes an
obsession. (A bee trapped under a hat cannot...
Idiom of the day
"Mind your own business!"
-> Meaning:
If you say "Mind your own business!" to someone, you're telling them to stop interfering in things that don't concern them, or to stop asking personal questions.
-For...
Idiom of the day
'->I DON'T GIVE A HOOT !
/huːt/
->A " hoot " is the low wavering sound that the owl makes in the tree.
-In informal speech we use this expression to say that we...
Idiom of the day
the back of beyond
->This idiom refers to a remote place which is difficult to get to and probably has very few people living there.
-Example:
Sam: You’ve obviously lived in the city a...
Idiom of the day
'=>Achilles’ heel
->This idiom indicates that someone has a weak spot of some kind.
(In Greek legend, Achilles is said to have been dipped by his mother in the River Styx in order...
Idiom of the day
a necessary evil
->Meaning: If you say something is a necessary evil, you don't like it but you understand that it has to be accepted sometimes or it has to exist.
->For example:
->Sandra...
Idiom of the day
a necessary evil
->Meaning: If you say something is a necessary evil, you don't like it but you understand that it has to be accepted sometimes or it has to exist.
->For example:
-Sandra...
Idiom of the day
the worse for wear
->Meaning: If something is the worse for wear, it has been damaged by being used a lot. If a person is the worse for wear, they don't feel...
Idiom of the day
the cream of the crop
->Meaning: If something or someone is in the cream of the crop, they are among the best of a class of things or people.
->For example:
▪️The cream of...
Idiom of the day
'=>the worse for wear
->Meaning: If something is the worse for wear, it has been damaged by being used a lot. If a person is the worse for wear, they don't feel...
Government Scheme
Currency in Circulation : Banking Awareness
What is 'Currency in Circulation'
Currency in circulation is a currency that is physically used to conduct transactions between consumers and businesses rather than stored...
