English Grammar
মোট ২৫৭৪৯ টি প্রশ্ন · উত্তর ও ব্যাখ্যাসহ · বিনামূল্যে
২৩৮৬১–২৩৮৮০ দেখানো হচ্ছে, মোট ২৫৭৪৯ টির মধ্যে
- Homer sometimes nods.
Translate the proverb.
MCQ - "The fear of being away from mobile phones." is called -
MCQ - Blue are the hills that are far from us.
Translate the proverb into Bangla.
MCQ - Which of the following is the opposite of "run counter to"?
MCQ - "A person who is a rough and bad-mannered person" is called -
MCQ - Good wine needs no ______.
MCQ - The idiom "Yeoman's work" means -
MCQ - "A person who has lived in and is familiar with many different parts of the world." is called -
MCQ - "An office or post that requires little or no work but provides high pay" is called -
MCQ - She avoided speaking in public under the apprehension that she might make a mistake and embarrass herself.
Here, the idiom "under the apprehension" means -
MCQ - "A written statement made under oath." is called -
MCQ - "Leave no stone unturned" means -
MCQ - The politician promised to support the citizens in weal and woe, yet many felt his actions only favored them in times of prosperity.
Here, the idiom "Weal and woe" means -
MCQ - Complete the proverb: _______ without knowledge is a runaway horse.
MCQ - Complete the proverb: Spare the rod and spoil the _______.
MCQ - No matter how interesting the idea was, it just _________ in the meeting.
MCQ - The corrupt official faced public opprobrium after the scandal was exposed.
The word "Opprobrium" most closely means - MCQ - The antonym of the word "Usury" is - MCQ
- The lawyer was able to refute the false allegations with solid evidence.
The word "Refute" most closely means - MCQ - "Recluse" means - MCQ