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— Mohini must avoid getting involved in this dispute and steer clear of trouble. Water under the bridge —refers to events or situations that are in the past and consequently not to be regarded as important or a source of concern. — The family feud was very depressing but it is all water under the bridge now. Left high and dry — to be in a difficult situation, especially without help or money. — He’s left for Australia, leaving his wife and children high and dry. Under the weather — feeling ill and depressed. — Ever since she has sent her children to the boarding she’s been a little under the weather. At low ebb — in a poor state, worse than usual. — When I met him last his spirits were at a very low ebb. To fall out (with somebody) — to quarrel with someone. — Seeing their negative attitude I’m sure they’re going to fall out with each other. In the light of something — considering something. — In the light of the past experiences, I suggest that we should not call them to the party. Hold one’s ground — to maintain one’s position or claim despite opposition or pressure. — I know that Sanjay
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Discover Match the words in column A with their synonyms in column B: A B 1. Abbreviate a. arise 2. Emanate b. attempt 3. Endeavour c. condense 4. Versatile d. fallacious 5. Beneficent e. many sided 6. Deceitful f. generous Looking back Torque was a bracelet, armlet or collar of gold usually twisted in the shape of a snake. It was worn by ancient races, particularly the Celts and Germans. Ponder Only great souls know how much glory there is in being good. Score card 1c, 2 a, 3b, 4e, 5f, 6d.
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