The idiom "sleep on it" means to take time to consider something before making a decision. In this case, the speaker suggests that they should take some time to think before deciding what to do next. The other options are unrelated idioms. a) Let the cat out of the bag - Accidentally reveal a secret or confidential information. b) Play devil's advocate - Argue against a particular idea or viewpoint, not because you believe in it, but to explore its potential weaknesses. c) Kick the bucket - Euphemism for dying or passing away. d) Sleep on it - Take time to think about a decision or a problem before taking action. e) Hit the nail on the head - Accurately identify or describe the root cause of a problem or issue.
What percent of shareholding is under National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) in Agriculture Insurance Company of India Limited?
A standing agreement between insurers and reinsurers. Under a treaty each party automatically accepts a specific percentage of the insurer’s business ...
General Insurance Business (Nationalisation) Amendment Act 2002 (40 of 2002) coming into force from?
A policy that covers the cost of repairing or replacing damaged plant and machinery during construction or erection is:
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) was formed on the recommendation of which committee?
How many insurance companies were merged to form the Life Insurance Corporation of India?
What is NOT an element of an insurance contract?
_______ is basically a trade in which imported goods are re-exported with or without any additional processing or repackaging.
The premium of insurance of your two-wheeler depends on its IDV. What does IDV denotes?
If an organization wishes to venture into Insurance Business it has to obtain a licence firstfrom which of the following ?
