The idiom "over the moon" means to be extremely happy or excited. This idiom best fits the context of John being thrilled after his promotion. In hot water : This idiom means to be in trouble or facing difficulties, often as a result of one's own actions. It’s used when someone is in a problematic situation that requires resolution. Through thick and thin : This idiom means to support someone or something in good times and bad times, regardless of the difficulties. It conveys loyalty and steadfastness. Barking up the wrong tree : This idiom means to pursue a mistaken or misguided course of action or to make a false assumption about something. It’s used when someone is focusing their efforts or attention on the wrong issue.
What was the name of Indian army operation in 1988?
Which of the following books was translated as ‘The Razmnama ’ (Book of Wars) during the reign of Akbar ?
Identify the novel authored by R. K. Narayan that revolves around the Indian independence movement.
Who is the author of the book "Breaking the Mould: Reimagining India's Economic Future"?
Who was the author of the book “Poverty and Un-British rule in India”?
Who is the author of the book "Why Bharat Matters," which is praised as a masterful exposition of diplomatic skills and political perspicacity?
‘Wings of Fire’ is an Autobiography of _______
The equivalent rank of Commodore of Indian Navy in the Indian Army is?
The author of the book 'Origin of Species' is:
The book 'The White Tiger' which won the Man Booker Prize, was authored by:
