The idiom ‘bury the hatchet’ means ‘to stop an argument and become friends again’. In I and II, we can decipher the meaning of the idiom, but in III, it is incorrectly used.
Obviously, we could sit here and talk until we're dull in the face about how wonderfully they play the game.
Harass, as with questions or requests
Australia destroyed the board (A)/in the swimming, (B)/with gold medals (C)/in every race (D). No error (E)
Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Sitting shotgun
There's no hope for him now because he's lost his tiles and has gone completely crazy.
a repeated passage in music
Up against the wall
Which word or words explain the meaning of the following idioms;
Step up the plate
Cast Iron Stomach
Weather the storm