Set 5 | 201 - 250

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Armed to the teeth (3)

Heavily or fully armed
(हथियारों से लैस)
Sentence: The soldiers were armed to the teeth.

Around the clock (3)

Continuously; all day and night
(चौबीसों घंटे; दिन-रात लगातार)
Sentence: The doctors worked around the clock to save lives.

Around the corner (2)

About to happen very soon
(बहुत नज़दीक; जल्द होने वाला)
Sentence: Exams are just around the corner.

As a matter of fact

In reality; actually
(वास्तव में)
Sentence: As a matter of fact, I have already finished the work.

As bald as a cue ball

Completely bald
(पूरी तरह गंजा)
Sentence: He is as bald as a cue ball.

As clean as a whistle (2)

Extremely clean or completely free from guilt
(बिलकुल साफ़; पूरी तरह निर्दोष)
Sentence: The room was as clean as a whistle.

As clear as a bell

Very clear and easy to understand
(बिल्कुल स्पष्ट)
Sentence: Her explanation was as clear as a bell.

As clear as mud (2)

Not clear at all; very confusing
(समझ से बाहर)
Sentence: His instructions were as clear as mud.

As cool as a cucumber (8)

Very calm and composed, especially under pressure
(शांत और संयमित)
Sentence: Even in crisis, she remained as cool as a cucumber.

As daft as a brush (2)

Extremely silly or foolish
(निहायत बेवक़ूफ़)
Sentence: Don’t act as daft as a brush.

As dead as a doornail

Completely dead; no longer functioning
(पूरी तरह मृत; बिलकुल ख़त्म)
Sentence: The battery is as dead as a doornail.

As easy as pie (2)

Very easy to do
(बहुत आसान)
Sentence: This puzzle is as easy as pie.

As fit as a fiddle (11)

In excellent physical health
(पूरी तरह स्वस्थ)
Sentence: After recovery, he is as fit as a fiddle.

As good as gold

Well-behaved and obedient
(आज्ञाकारी और शिष्ट)
Sentence: The children were as good as gold in class.

As hard as nails (4)

Very tough or emotionally cold and unsympathetic
(कठोर और निर्दयी)
Sentence: The coach is as hard as nails.

As high as a kite

Intoxicated by drugs or alcohol
(नशे में धुत)
Sentence: He was as high as a kite at the party.

As keen as mustard

Extremely enthusiastic and eager
(अत्यधिक उत्साही)
Sentence: She is as keen as mustard to join the team.

As phony as a three-dollar bill (2)

Completely fake or fraudulent
(पूरी तरह नक़ली)
Sentence: His story sounded as phony as a three-dollar bill.

As right as rain

Perfectly fine or in good health
(एकदम दुरुस्त; बिल्कुल ठीक)
Sentence: After some rest, she felt as right as rain.

As sly as a fox

Very cunning and clever
(चतुर और धूर्त)
Sentence: He is as sly as a fox in negotiations.

As the crow flies (2)

Measured by the shortest straight-line distance
(सीधी रेखा में)
Sentence: The village is five miles away as the crow flies.

As thick as thieves (2)

Very friendly and sharing secrets
(घनिष्ठ मित्र)
Sentence: The two classmates are as thick as thieves and tell each other everything.

As thick as two short planks

Extremely stupid
(बेहद बेवक़ूफ़)
Sentence: He is as thick as two short planks and never understands simple instructions.

As tight as the bark on a tree

Extremely stingy; very miserly
(बेहद कंजूस)
Sentence: He is as tight as the bark on a tree and never spends money on anyone.

Ascend (or mount) the throne

To become king or queen; to begin to rule
(राजगद्दी पर बैठना)
Sentence: The prince ascended the throne after his father’s death.

Ask for trouble

To behave in a way that is likely to cause problems
(ख़ुद मुसीबत मोल लेना)
Sentence: Driving so fast in heavy rain is asking for trouble.

Asleep at the wheel

Not paying attention to one’s duties or responsibilities
(लापरवाह)
Sentence: The guard was asleep at the wheel, allowing the thief to escape.

At a crossroads (3)

At a critical point where an important decision must be made
(निर्णायक मोड़ पर)
Sentence: She is at a crossroads in her career and must choose between two paths.

At a loose end (or At loose ends) (2)

Having nothing to do; restless or unsettled
(खाली; बेकार और बेचैन)
Sentence: I felt at a loose end during the holidays with nothing to do.

At a loss

Uncertain what to think, say, or do
(असमंजस में)
Sentence: He was at a loss when asked such a difficult question.

At a loss for words

Unable to think of anything to say
(हक्का-बक्का)
Sentence: She was at a loss for words after hearing the shocking news.

At a low ebb

In a weak state or at a low point
(गिरावट की स्थिति में; बदहाली में)
Sentence: His business is at a low ebb after the recent losses.

At a snail’s pace (6)

Very slowly
(बहुत धीमी गति से)
Sentence: The traffic was moving at a snail’s pace during rush hour.

At a stretch (3)

Continuously; without stopping
(बिना रुके)
Sentence: He worked for ten hours at a stretch to complete the project.

At all costs (2)

No matter what sacrifice or effort is required
(किसी भी क़ीमत पर; हर हाल में)
Sentence: She was determined to win the competition at all costs.

At any cost

No matter what sacrifice or effort is required
(किसी भी क़ीमत पर; हर हाल में)
Sentence: He wanted success at any cost, even if it meant working day and night.

At any rate

In any case; whatever happens
(चाहे जो भी हो)
Sentence: At any rate, we must finish this task today.

At cross purposes (2)

Having different or conflicting intentions without realizing it
(विपरीत उद्देश्य से काम करना)
Sentence: They were arguing because they were talking at cross purposes.

At daggers drawn (5)

In a state of bitter enmity or conflict
(कट्टर विरोध में)
Sentence: The two leaders are at daggers drawn over the policy issue.

At each other’s throats

Fighting or arguing bitterly
(आपस में लड़ते हुए)
Sentence: The siblings were at each other’s throats over a trivial matter.

At face value (2)

As it appears; without questioning
(बिना अधिक सोचे-विचारे स्वीकारना)
Sentence: Don’t take everything he says at face value.

At large (2)

Free; not captured or confined
(फ़रार; अभी तक पकड़ा नहीं गया)
Sentence: The criminal is still at large.

At loggerheads (5)

In strong disagreement or dispute
(कड़ी असहमति में)
Sentence: The two partners are at loggerheads over the business deal.

At one’s disposal

Available for one’s use
(सेवा में हाज़िर; उपलब्ध)
Sentence: All the resources are at your disposal.

At one’s fingertips (2)

Readily available or easily accessible
(पूरी तरह रटा हुआ या सहज उपलब्ध)
Sentence: She has all the important facts at her fingertips.

At one’s wits’ end (10)

Completely frustrated and not knowing what to do
(पूरी तरह से उलझन में)
Sentence: He was at his wits’ end trying to solve the problem.

At random

Without any definite plan or pattern
(बिना किसी क्रम के)
Sentence: The names were selected at random.

At short notice

With very little warning or time to prepare
(कम समय में; अचानक सूचना पर)
Sentence: He had to leave for the meeting at short notice.

At sixes and sevens (6)

In a state of confusion or disarray
(अव्यवस्थित या असमंजस में)
Sentence: After the sudden changes, everything was at sixes and sevens.

At someone’s beck and call (5)

Always ready to do whatever someone asks
(हर हुक्म मानने को तैयार)
Sentence: The assistant was always at his boss’s beck and call.

Round complete!