Q. Give meanings of all the below idioms
- a bolt from the blue
- a fish out of water
- a hard nut to crack
- a bed Of roses
- a square peg in a round hole
- a storm in a tea cup
- a white elephant
- all Greek
- at a stone's throw
- in cold blood
- in the good books of
- in the twinkling of an eye
- prime of life
- in a fix
- bird's eye view
Dear student, a part of the question is not visible. The meanings of all the idioms have been provided below (some are taken from the given meanings as they were clearly visible):
1. a sudden calamity
2. a person who is uncomfortable because he feels he is a misfit in a situation
3. something/someone difficult to deal with
4. a very comfortable situation
5. a misfit
6. unnecessary anger about a trivial issue
7. a burdensome possession
8. it does not make sense
9. at a very short distance
10. deliberately
11. in favour with
12. in an instant
13. when one is at the peak of one's power
14. in a dilemma or difficulty
15. a general or overall view
1. a sudden calamity
2. a person who is uncomfortable because he feels he is a misfit in a situation
3. something/someone difficult to deal with
4. a very comfortable situation
5. a misfit
6. unnecessary anger about a trivial issue
7. a burdensome possession
8. it does not make sense
9. at a very short distance
10. deliberately
11. in favour with
12. in an instant
13. when one is at the peak of one's power
14. in a dilemma or difficulty
15. a general or overall view