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Idioms and Phrases play a very important role in vocab building and scoring extra marks in exams. We have given you idioms beginning from A to Q before. Read them here. Now, here we will learn idioms that begin with S. Read, learn and repeat. Idioms and Phrases Starting With S.  9 Important Idioms and Phrases Starting With S 1. S ticky fingers Meaning:  keep objects that don't belong to you Example:  Money had started disappearing from the treasury coffers so, they realized that someone had  sticky fingers .   2. Square peg in a round hole Meaning:  a person who doesn't fit into societies norm Example:  How he got the job I will never know. He's like a  square peg in a round hole .   3. Silver lining Meaning:  sadness or unpleasant things can have a positive side effect Example:  If it's the tough time in your life, it comes with many  silver linings .   4. Stand in a good stead Meaning: ...

Here we again with the idioms and phrases starting with R. Before this, we have already given you idioms from A to Q. Click here to read the full list.            These idioms are worth learning because idioms and phrases beginning with R are often asked in   exams. Read, Learn, Repeat and Share. 10 Idioms and Phrases Starting With R 1. Rabbit hole   Meaning:  mentally go somewhere surreal or strange Example:  Peter is having another one of his parties on Friday. Time to  go down the rabbit hole  again.   2. Ride high   Meaning:  when someone is very successful Example:  Our team won four college tournaments in a row this year! Why wouldn't the team be  riding high !   3. Reinvent the wheel Meaning: to waste one's time doing something that has already been done satisfactorily. Example: Just use our guide book to and don't try to reinvent the wheel. 4. Rake over the coals   Meaning: ...

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It is difficult to find Idioms starting with Q because they are less in numbers. We chose six idioms and phrases beginning with Q. Before that, we have already published idioms and phrases from A to P. If you haven't read them yet, click here . These Idioms and Phrases must be on tips. Share it to other students. Blog by Zuba'r Saifi.   1. Quality time Meaning:  well spent time Example:  It had been so long since we went on a vacation but this last month we decided to spend  quality time  with the family regardless. 2. Queensberry rules Meaning:  standard rules of polite or acceptable behavior Example:  It was ensured by the police that both the parties adhered to the Queensberry rules during their hearing session in the high court. 3. Qui vive Meaning:  on the alert or lookout. Example:  Their duty requires most of the soldiers to be on the qui vive at the battlefield. 4. Quantum leap Meaning:  to make a significant improvement or dram...

Want to learn important idioms and phrases for your exams. Orator Institute of English has been releasing a series of idioms alphabetically. If you haven't read idioms from A to N. Click here . In this blog, we will learn those idioms that start with P. We chose for you, you will share for us. Blog by Zuba'r Saifi 10 Important Idioms and Phrases Starting With P 1. Prevention is better than cure Meaning:  easier to stop problems than correct them later Example:  It is good to keep vaccinations up to date as  prevention is better than cure . 2. Pipe dream Meaning:  an impossibility Example:  His plans of becoming an astronaut are a  pipe dream , he should be more realistic. 3. Pat on the back Meaning:  to receive or express praise for a job well done Example:  He received a  pat on the back  from his boss from the new project that he landed. 4. Pep talk Meaning:  a motivational speech Example:  Last night, I met Sara for a  ...

टीजीटी-पीजीटी शिक्षकों की भर्ती जल्द होगी शुरू, माध्यमिक शिक्षा सेवा चयन बोर्ड एक माह में शुरू करेगा प्रक्रिया 18, August, 2020: According to The Hindustan Newspaper. प्रयागराज : प्रदेशभर के लगभग साढ़े चार हजार सहायता प्राप्त माध्यमिक विद्यालयों में प्रशिक्षित स्नातक (टीजीटी) और प्रवक्ता (पीजीटी) की भर्ती जल्द शुरू होने जा रही है। चार साल बाद शुरू होने जा रही भर्ती के ऑनलाइन आवेदन के लिए सॉफ्टवेयर बन चुका है और उसका सिक्योरिटी ऑडिट हो रहा है। इसके बाद अगस्त अंत तक या सितंबर के पहले सप्ताह में विज्ञापन जारी होने की उम्मीद है। पदों की संख्या के विषय में अब तक चयन बोर्ड ने कोई जानकारी नहीं दी है। हालांकि सूत्रों का कहना है कि 18 से 20 हजार पदों पर भर्ती प्रक्रिया शुरू हो सकती है। टीजीटी-पीजीटी 2020 शिक्षकों की भर्ती जल्द होगी शुरू, माध्यमिक शिक्षा सेवा चयन बोर्ड एक माह में शुरू करेगा प्रक्रिया। पिछले साल ऑनलाइन माध्यम से लगभग 40 हजार रिक्त पदों की सूचना मिली थी लेकिन उनका सत्यापन करने के बाद संख्या आधी रह गई है। चयन बोर्ड को शिक्षकों के 22 हजार के आसपास खाली पदों की सूचना मिली थी। इनमें ...

Now, we will learn and read 10 important idioms and phrases beginning with O. Before that, we have given you all idioms starting with A to N. Click here to read. These idioms that start with O, is written with meaning and examples. Don't forget to share it to others. Blog by Zuba'r Saifi Idioms and Phrases Starting With O 1. Old school Meaning:  old fashioned ideas or approach compared to current trends Example:  Dress smart when you come round for dinner, my father is a bit  old school . 2. On a tear Meaning:  very active or suddenly active Example:  Peter called to say he was getting an earlier train so, I been  on a tear  to get to the station in time. 3. On edge Meaning:  to feel tense or unable to relax Example:  I am sorry for snapping at you. I have been a bit  on edge  since I found out that they are selling our company. 4. On the horizon Meaning:  an event that is most likely going to happen soon Example:  I have...