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Vocabulary
Words Synonyms (mgv_©K kã) Antonyms (wecixZv_©K kã)
Soothe, relieve, alleviate, mitigate, Accelerate, amplify, augment,
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palliate, allay, suppress, subdue, enhance, incite, intensify, raise,
indulge, satiate tranquillize, revive, and rise.
Abate(v) (cÖkwgZ Kiv) appease, assuage, and reduce.
Abatement (n) Alleviation, decline, diminution, Enlargement, increment, rise,
(Dckg) mitigation, reduction, remission intensification.
Abettor (n) (Aciv‡a Conspirator (lohš¿Kvix), Accomplice Adversary (cÖwZØ›Øx)
mnvqZvKvix) (`y®‥‡g© mn‡hvMx)
Abeyance (n) Dormancy, interlude, quiescence, Action, continuation, possession,
(gyjZwe Ae¯’v, ¯’wMZve¯’v) suspension, latency. renewal, revival, resuscitation.
Able (adj) (mÿg) Capable, Competent, Talented. Unable, inept, incompetent
Abolish(v) (wejyß Kiv) Abrogate (i` Kiv), annihilate, Allow, begin, commence, enact,
destroy, eradicate, supersede. establish, ratify, set up.
Abortive (adj) Unsuccessful (Amdj), Bungled. Successful, productive, profitable
(wbùj, e¨_©)
Abrasive (adj) (Nl©‡Yi Annoying, caustic, cutting, Nice, pleasant, pleasing, soothing.
gva¨‡g Zz‡j †djv) erosive.
Abscond (v) Disappear, flee, run away, run off, Appear, arrive, emerge, show,
(AvZ¥‡Mvcb Kiv) depart, hide. stay.
Abstain (v) (cwinvi Refrain (weiZ _vKv), eschew. Choose (cQ›` Kiv)
K‡i Pjv)
Abstinent (adj) Ascetic, austere, sober. Debauched, sensual, dissipated,
(mshgx) epicurean.
Abundance (n) Affluence, copiousness, opulence, Dearth, deficiency, poverty,
(AvwaK¨, cÖvPzh©) Profusion (AwZcÖvPzh©), wealth. scantiness, want.
Abuse (n) (Aceënvi) Exploit, ill-treat, revile, vilify. Adulation, good-usage, vindicate.
Abyss (n) (MnŸi) Abysm, cavity, depth, profound. Surface
Abysmal (ad) Terrible, Awful, Dreadful, Limited, gentle, low.
(AšÍnxb, fqvbK) Horrible, Appalling.
Accidental (adj) Unintentional, unplanned, Deliberate, decided, intended,
(AvKw¯§K) fortuitous, inadvertent, abrupt. premeditated.
Accrue(v) (Rgv, e„w×) Accumulate, amass. Amortize, disperse, scatter.
Accumulate (v) Amass, compile, cumulate, hoard, Forfeit, shrink, disseminate,
(GKwÎZ Kiv ev Rgv‡bv) agglomerate, assemble, Heap up. separate.
Accretion (n) ♂ Increment, enhancement, raise Erosion.
(cwie„w×; cywó) ♂ Nourishment, aliment, growth
Accuse (v) (Awfhy³) Arraign, blame, denounce. Applaud, condone, exonerate.
Acrimonious (adj) Acerbic, bitter, rancorous. Bland, helping, peaceable,
(wZ³, e`‡gRvwR) pleasant, smooth.
Active (adj) (mwµq) Up and doing (mwµq), Alert, brisk, Swift. Slow, Soothing.
Acumen(n) m~² wePvikw³ Discrement (m~² eyw×), Insight (AšÍ`©„wó), Witlessness (AÁZv)
Sagacity, Wisdom.
Adapt (v) (Lvc LvIqv‡bv) Accommodate, adjust, conform. Dislocate, disorder, misfit, unfit.
Adequate (adj) (ch©vß) Competent, sufficient. Inadequate.
Adequacy(n) (mv`„k¨) Analogy, accordance, conformity. Anomaly, asymmetry.
Adjoin (v) (g~jZwe Kiv) To stop (eÜ Kiv), To end (‡kl Kiv) Begin, commence, enact,
Admonish (mZK© Kiv) Caution, chide, rebuke, scold. Applaud, compliment.
Adopted (MÖnY Kiv) Borrow, embrace, espouse. Deny, disagree, discard, renounce.
Adoring (adj) (‡cÖgc~Y©) Affectionate, ardent, cherish. Abhor, condemn, denounce.
Adore (v) (Dcvmbv Kiv) Love clearly, be devoted, solicit Hate.
Admit (v) (¯^xKvi Kiv) Confess (Keyj Kiv), acknowledge. Deny, disclaim, and refuse.
Adornment (AjsKiY) Decorations, ornamentation. Plainness.
Adulterated (‡fRvj) Sophisticated, mixed, immoral Pure, bonafide, authentic
Adulteration (n) Contamination (`~lY), Pollution. Purification, ratification.
(‡fRvj)
Adversity (n) (cÖwZK~jZv) Misfortune (`y`©kv), Difficulty (Amyweav) Advantage, opportunity.
Adverse (adj) (cÖwZK~j) Contrary, detrimental, inimical. Advantageous, aiding, amicable.
Affinity (Nwbó m¤úK©) Kinship, rapport, resemblance. Disconnection, hatred.
Aftermath (n) (cwiYvg/ Consequence, effect, outcome. Cause, origin, source, start.
djvdj)
Aggrandize (v) (ÿgZv, Augment, dignify, enlarge, Belittle, criticize, denounce,
gh©v`v, weË I ¸iæ‡Z¡) e„w× Kiv magnify. dishonor, impoverish, reproach.
Aggravate (v) (AwaK Annoy, bother, irritate, provoke, Attenuate, calm, conciliate,
¸iæZi K‡i †Zvjv, DZ¨³ intensify. diminish, mollify.
Kiv)
Agile (adj) (Zrci) Alert, brisk, active, prompt. Apathetic, lethargic, sluggish.
Agitation (AkvšÍ) Disturbance, turmoil, upheaval. Calm, harmony, tranquility.
Agnostic (AÁvbev`x) Atheistic, disbeliever, doubter. Believer, theistic.
Ailment (‡L‡U †L‡U Amy¯’Zv) Affliction, disease, disorder. Bane, exhaustion, robustness.
Alabaster (mv`v cv_i) Fair, ivory. Black, dark.
Alienate (v) (we‡iva m„wó Kiv) Isolate, separate. Reconcile (cybwg©wjZ Kiv)
Allay cÖkwgZ Kiv Mitigate, ameliorate, relieve, Aggravate, agitate, impassion,
(Kó, hš¿Yv) assuage, palliate. incite, rouse, worsen.
Alleviate (Dckg Kiv) Allay, lessen, soothe. Aggravate, augment, magnify.
Alluring (adj) Attractive, beguiling, fascinating, Abhorrent, repellent, repugnant.
(‡jvfbxq) seductive, tempting.
Aloof (GKvKx, wbwj©ß) Detached, unapproachable. Compassionate, sociable.
Altruistic (adj) (c‡ii Beneficent, benevolent, kind, Egoistic, selfish, stingy.
Rb¨ g½jRbK) philanthropic, selfless.
Amalgamate (v) Blend, combine, consolidate, Disjoin, dissipate.
(GKmv‡_ Kiv) incorporate, mix.
Amass (v) (cyÄxf~Z Kiv) Assemble, pile up, aggregate. Disburse, disperse, portion.
Amateur (n) (Ac‡kv`vi) Incompetent, inexpert, unskilled Expert, professional, skillful
Ambiguous (adj) (Ø¨_©K, Doubtful, dubious, vague, Determined, lucid, unequivocal,
A¯úó) perplexing, obscure. obvious.
Ambidextrous (adj (me¨mvPx) Equally, deceitful. Incorrupt.
Ambivalent (adj) (ci¯úiwe‡ivax) Hostile, adverse, repugnant. Unequivocal, certain.
Amenable (adj) (AbyMZ) Docile, obedient, tractable, Tame. Stubborn, antipathy (weiæ×vPviY)
Amicable (adj) (AgvwqK) Amiable, cordial, friendly, harmonious. Antagonistic, distant, impolite, rude.
Amity (n) (wgÎZv) Concord, amicability. Antagonism, discord, hated.
Amplification (n) Augmentation, expansion, elaboration, Abridgement, compression,
(fvem¤úªmviY Kiv) enlargement, magnification. condensation, contraction.
Anarchy (n) (‣bivR¨) Disorder, Chaos, havoc, Turmoil Peace, system, rule, lawfulness
Ancillary (adj) Accessory, auxiliary, subsidiary Main, necessary, needed.
(Avbylw½K) (mnvqK).
Animate (adj) (cÖkvšÍ, mRxe) Alive, enliven, vivify, live. Inanimate, static, immobile.
Anomalous (e¨wZµg) Aberrant, atypical, eccentric. Ordinary, standard, regular.
Anonymous (adj)- (‡ebvgx) Nameless, unidentified. Acknowledged, distinctive, identified.
Antagonism Animosity, animus, antipathy, conflict, Accord, agreement, alliance, amity,
(cÖwZØ›`xZv) enmity, hostility. association, friendship, harmony.
Anticipated (Abygvb ev Awaited, forthcoming, predicted. Unexpected.
eyS‡Z cviv)
Apathy (n) (D`vmxb, Abxnv) Lethargy, laziness, droopiness. Attention, interest, passion, concern
Apathetic (D`vmxb) Disinterested, indifferent, stoical. Careful, interested, responsive.
Apparent (`„k¨gvb) Clear, evident, obvious, conspicuous. Ambiguous, dubious, equivocal.
Appeal (Av‡e`b) Address, petition, supplication. Abjure, defy, denial, refusal.
Applaud (cÖksmv) Acclaim, compliment, hail, eulogize. Blame, condemn, denounce.
Apposite (adj) h‡_vchy³ Proper, Condign. Inappropriate
Arduous Onerous, grueling, laborious, tough. Easy, effortless, Facile,
(Kómva¨/ cwikÖgmva¨)
Argumentative Aggressive, belligerent, combative, Agreeable, complaisant, peaceable,
(ZK©-weZK©) contentious, controversial. compromising.
Aristocrat (AwfRvZ) Blue blood, noble. Commoner, plebian, proletariat.
Articulate (¯úó) Eloquent, fluent, persuasive, lucid, silver-tongued, Inarticulate, hesitant,
intelligible, enunciate, manifest. unintelligible.
Arouse (RvMv‡bv) Awaken, stimulate, animate, stimulate. Assuage, cease, moderate, pacify.
Arrogant (AnsKvix) Conceited, haughty, supercilious. Humble, modest, servile, timid.
Artistic (‣kwíK) Aesthetic, beautiful, inventive. Horrible, inartistic.
Appraisal (‡Kvb wKQzi Assessment, estimation, evaluation,
g~j¨ cwigvc) judgment, survey.
Ascend (Av‡ivnY Kiv) Climb, surmount (kxl©‡`‡k _vKv) Decline, decrease, descend, drop.
Asset (m¤ú`) Property, resource, blessing. Liability
Assert (`„pfv‡e †Kvb wKQz ejv) Affirm, argue, declare, claim. Abandon, conceal, contradict, deny.
Assiduous (adj) (Aaëmqx) Preserving, diligent, industrious Indolent, sluggish (Kzu‡o), sloth.
Astute (adj) (Ávbx/ wePÿY) Bright, crafty, sharp, sagacious. Asinine, blind, imbecile, inept, naïve.
Asylum (AvkÖq, wbivcËv) Sanctuary, shelter Danger
Attract (AvKl©Y Kiv) Magnetize, Allure, Lure, Enchant. Bore, deter, disinterest, give up.
Audacity (`y:mvnm) Boldness, Courage, Bravery, Pluck. Cowardice, Fear, modesty, timidity.
Austere (DMÖ, K‡Vvi) Harsh, Rigid, Ascetic, Somber Gentle, genial, tender.
Autocrat (n) (•¯îkvmK) Dictator, Tyrant, Despot Democrat, Communist (mvgëv`x)
Awkward (adj) (‡egvbvb) Clumsy, inconvenient, maladroit. Artful, convenient, dexterous.
B Balmy (w¯œ») Mild, pleasant, temperate, clement, Wintry, bitter, unpleasant,

gentle, soft unwelcoming, miserable, uninviting
Bait (‡Uvc) Attraction, lure, enticement, trap
Bankrupt (‡`Dwjqv) Insolvent, penniless, indebt, worthless. Solvent, employed, waged, salaried.
Barren (Abye©i, eÜ¨v) Infertile, sterile, unproductive. Fertile, productive, cultivated
Barrier (cÖwZeÜK) Barricade, blockade, impediment. Aid, support, relief, assistance.
Barter (wewbgq Kiv) Negotiate, bargain¸ exchange, transfer, One sided, personal, own, private,
give and take, reciprocal. individual.
Befuddled (weåvšÍ) Muddled, puzzled, perplexed. Fixed, static, strict, firm, stable.
Belittle (‡QvU Kiv) Decry, disparage, criticize, condemn. Forgive, pardon, excuse, support.
Belittlement (nxbZv, Disparagement, marginalization, Praise, admiration, acclaim,
Le©Zv) depreciation (AePq). applause, compliment.
Bend (evuKv‡bv) Turn, curve, crook, twist. Straight, conventional, honest
Bias (n) (cÿcvZ) Unfairness, prejudice, bigotry, injustice Equity, equality, impartiality.
Biased (cÿcvZx) Prejudiced, unfair, influenced, partial. Fair, impartial, neutral, unbiased.
Bibliography (MÖš’cywÄ) Index, list, appendix, directory.
Bigot (AÜ wek^vmx) Extremist, die-hard, terrorist Obedient, submissive, orthodox.
Blaze (Av‡jvKv”QUv) Glow, glare, brightness, flash, intensity. Moderation, understated, control.
Bleak (wbivb›`, gwjb) Unwelcoming, harsh, miserable. Cheering, encouraging.
Boaster (AnsKvix e¨w³) Bragger, braggart, exhibitionist Underrated, devalued.
Bohemian Unconventional, nonconformist¸ Conventional, conformist, usual,
(feNy‡i ai‡bi †jvK) carefree, unusual, exceptional traditional
Bondage (ew›``kv) Slavery, suppression, repression. Freedom, liberty, sovereignty.
Bona-fide (LvuwU) Authentic, genuine, pure. Harmful, risky, detrimental.
Boorishness (iæÿZv) Loutishness, crudeness, rudeness. Sophistication, politeness, manners.
Benevolent (adj) (gvbewn‣Zlx) Kind, generous, benign. Malignant, wicked, malevolent.
Braking (MwZ‡iva) Decelerating, slowing. Accelerating, hurrying, speed up.
Breakable (adj) (f½yi) Brittle, fragile, flimsy, friable. Durable, strong, flexible, sturdy.
Braggart (`vw¤¢K) Boaster, egotist, showoff. -
Brevity (n) (mswÿßfv‡e) Shortness, Conciseness. Elongation, prolixity, lengthiness.
Bucolic (adj) (MÖvg¨) Rural, Pastoral, Rustic. Urban, metropolitan
Build in (AšÍM©Z) Incorporate, include, consist of Exclude, omit, reject, eliminate.
Bustling (‣n •P c~Y©) Active, lively, hurried, energetic, Still, motionless, immobile,
sparkling, bouncy. unmoving, tranquil, silent, static.
Bureaucrat (Avgjv/ Official, officeholder, civil servant. Ad hoc, unplanned, unstructured.
miKvix Kg©KZ©v)
Buried (mgvwnZ ev Kei Covered up, suppressed¸ concealed, Existing, accessible, obtainable,
†`qv n‡q‡Q Ggb) submerged. available, presented.
Phrasal verb
Intransitive verb Gi Av‡M ev c‡i preposition ev adverb hy³ n‡q †h me compound verb MwVZ nq
Ges transitive verb wn‡m‡e eëüZ nq, Zv‡ì‡K prepositional verb ev phrasal verb ev group
verb ejv nq| †hgb
 I died for the country.
 Do not run into debt.
Act
Act for— On behalf of, ঩ক্ষে কাজ কযা Act up to— Act according to, াঅ঱ানুরূ঩ কাজ কযা
Act on/upon— Depend on, ককান ককছু া঄নু঳াক্ষয Act under— In obedience to, Av‡`k Abymv‡i KvR
কাজ কযা Kiv|
Bear, Break, Bring
Bear off/away— win (জয় কক্ষয কনয়া) Break out— Suddenly start (প্রারৃবভাফ ঘটা)
Bear on— Related to (঳ম্বন্ধ মুক্ত ঴ওয়া) Break through— A sudden discovery (nVvr mvdj¨)
Bear out— Confirm, Support (঳ভথভন কযা) Break up— Close (ক঱ল ঴ওয়া)
Bear with— tolerate (঳হ্য কযা) Break into— Enter by force (‡f‡½ cÖ‡ek Kiv),
Blow away— Move by wind, উকিক্ষয় কনক্ষয় মাওয়া †f‡½ UzK‡iv UzK‡iv Kiv|
Blow off— Emit (কনগভত কযা) Bring about— Cause to happen (ঘটাক্ষনা)
Break away— Get away (কবক্ষে কফয কযা) Bring forth— Produce (উৎ঩ন্ন কযা)
Break down— Decline (কবক্ষঙ ঩িা) Bring in— Yield, Get paid (‡Ìqv)
Break in— Interrupt (evav †Ìqv) Bring up— Rear (রারন–঩ারন কযা)
Blessed with— Avkxe©v`cyó| He blessed with a son. [cªv_wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK : 19]
Brust
Brust into tears— nVvr Kvbœvq †f‡½ cov Brust out— Suddenly say sth loudly (‡d‡U cov)
Appropriate Prepositions
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01. Amenable’ k‡ãi mv‡_ mwVK preposition wU wK n‡e?
K. with L. to M. after N. for DËi: L
e¨vL¨v : Prepositional phrase ‘Amenable to’ means— obedient, eva¨, gvb¨ K‡i Ggb|
02. The ministers arrived – a discussion last night.
K. on L. at M. in N. to DËi: L
e¨vL¨v : Arrive at— wmÜv‡šÍ DcbxZ nIqv/ †QvU ¯’v‡b †c․uQv‡bv| Arrive in— ‡`k ev eo kn‡i
†c․uQv‡bv| ‡hgb The minister arrived___a decision a conclusion/ an agreement last
night.
03. He was absorbed ........... deep thought.
K. to L. on M. for N. in DËi: N
e¨vL¨v : Absorbed in A_© n‡jv— g‡bv‡hvMx nIqv/ †Kvb wel‡q wbgMœ nIqv| evK¨wUi A_© n‡jv-‡m Mfxi
wPšÍvq wbgMœ wQ‡jv|
04. He does not attend...........his office timely.
K. to L. at M. in N. on DËi: L
e¨vL¨v : Atten to— g‡bv‡hvM †Ìqv, cwiPh©v Kiv| Attend at— ‡Kvb ¯’v‡b Dcw¯’Z nIqv| Attend
upon/on— ‡mev Kiv|
05. Students should attend_____ their lessons. evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. with L. on M. at N. to DËi: N
e¨vL¨v : 04 bs cÖ‡kœi e¨vL¨v jÿ¨ Kiæb|
06. ‘Come what may I shall adhere _______ my principles’ evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã
em‡e-
K. to L. with M. on N. upon DËi: K
e¨vL¨v: Adhere to— ‡j‡M _vKv, AUj _vKv| myZivs mwVK DËi (K)|
07. ‘You must adhere________ your principle’ evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. in L. on M. at N. to DËi: N
08. ‘Socrates was accused_______ misleading the young section in Athens.Õ evK¨wUi
k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. to L. of M. for N. on DËi: L
e¨vL¨v: Accused of— Charged with— Awfhy³|
09. He abides_______ me evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. with L. in M. upon N. at DËi: K
e¨vL¨v: Abide by— ‡g‡b Pjv| Abide in— evm Kiv (‡Kv‡bv ¯’v‡b)| Abide with (somebody)—
Kv‡iv m‡½ _vKv| myZivs mwVK DËi (K)|
10. I acceded --- his request. evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. with L. in M. upon N. at DËi: M
e¨vL¨v: accede to— ivRx nIqv| myZivs mwVK DËi (M)|
11. ‘You are not amenable ---- reason’ ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. from L. of M. to N. into DËi: M
e¨vL¨v: Amenable to— eva¨, gvb¨ K‡i Ggb| evK¨wUi A_©— Zzwg K_v †kvbvi †Q‡j bI|
12. ‘He is accessible ----all’. ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. of L. on M. into N. to DËi: N
e¨vL¨v: Accessible to— ‡evaMg¨|
13. There is no alternative ___ training. (27Zg wewmGm)
K. on L. to M. for N. off DËi: L
e¨vL¨v : alternative to weKí| evK¨wUi A_©— cÖwkÿ‡Yi †Kvb weKí †bB| alternative to + verb +
ing nq|
14. I approved – his action. evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. at L. on M. of N. with DËi: M
e¨vL¨v: Approve of (somebody/something)— Aby‡gv`b Kiv/mg_©b Kiv| evK¨wUi A_©— Avwg Zvi
KvR‡K mg_©b Kijvg|
15. Choose the correct sentence.
K. He is angry upon me L. He is angry at me
M. He is angry of me N. He is angry with me DËi: N
e¨vL¨v : Angry with (somebody)— KviI Dci ivMvwš^Z nIqv| Angry at (something)— KviI
AvPiY ev K‡g©i Dci ivMvwš^Z| Angry about— ‡Kvb Kvi‡Y ivMvwš^Z nIqv| evK¨wUi A_©— ‡m Avgvi
Dci ivMvwš^Z| mwVK DËi— N|
16. Why are you so angry___? (25Zg wewmGm)
K. at L. about M. with N. upon DËi: L
e¨vL¨v : Angry about ‡Kvb Kvi‡Y ivMvwš^Z|
17. ‘I am not ambitious – fame’ evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-[cÖv_wgK we`¨vjq mnKvix wkÿK (ivRkvnx
wefvM) : 08]
K. for L. over M. of N. with DËi: K
e¨vL¨v: Ambition for (something)— D”PvKv•ÿv| Ambitious of (something)— D”PvKv•ÿx|
evK¨wUi A_©— Avwg L¨vwZi e¨vcv‡i D”PvKv•ÿx bB|
18. He has no ambition ___ worldly things. (Zvi RvMwZK wRwb‡mi Rb¨ †Kvb D”PvKv•ÿv †bB)
K. to L. of M. on N. for DËi: N
e¨vL¨v : Ambition for ‡Kvb wKQzi Rb¨ D”PvKv•ÿv| evK¨wUi A_©— (Avwg mybv‡gi Rb¨ D”PvKv•ÿx bB)
19. I was admitted_______Dhaka college. ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. in L. to M. from N. on DËi : L
e¨vL¨v: Admit of— ¯^xK…wZ cvIqv, my‡hvM †`qv| Admit to— fwZ© nIqv, †hvM †`qv|
20. ‘Your conduct admits----no excuse’ ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e- [29Zg wewmGm]
K. for L. at M. of N. from DËi : M
e¨vL¨v : Admit of ¯^xK…wZ cvIqv, AeKvk _vKv, my‡hvM †`qv| Admit to ¯^xKvi Kiv, Keyj Kiv, fwZ©
nIqv| Z‡e admit Gi subject hLb personal ZLb admit Gi c‡i of e‡m bv| †hgb- I admit no
excuse.
21. ‘Your offer is acceptable ----me’ ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. by L. on M. for N. to DËi : N
e¨vL¨v: Acceptable to— MÖnY‡hvM¨| evK¨wUi A_©— †Zvgvi cÖ¯ÍvewU Avgvi wbKU MÖnY‡hvM¨|
22. How did you get an appointment ___ Dr. Sue? (Kxfv‡e Zzwg Dr. Sue Gi mvÿvr †c‡qwQ‡j?)
K. to L. with M. at N. by DËi: L
e¨vL¨v Appointment with Dr. Sue Dr. Sue Gi mv‡_ mvÿvrKvi| ‡hgb I have an
appointment with Hashim Amla at Johansberg. (‡RvnvÝev‡M© nvwkg Avgjvi mv‡_ Avgvi
mvÿvrKvi Av‡Q)| Appointment with (somebody)— wba©vwiZ ¯’v‡b wbw`©ó mg‡q mvÿvrKvi|
Appoint to— ‡Kvb c‡` wbhy³ ev wbhy³ Kiv|
23. ‘He appointed me – this post.’ - evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. on L. in M. to N. at DËi: M
24. The Judge acquitted him ____ the charge.
K. of L. on M. in N. from DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : KvD‡K †Kvb †`vl ev Awf‡hvM n‡Z gyw³ †Ìqv A‡_© Acquit (sb) of (sth) e‡m|
25. He has a great apathy ___ his studies.
K. for L. in M. towards N. at DËi: M
26. We should be alive ___ our problems.
K. to L. by M. on N. for DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : Alive to To be aware of
27. Fill in the blanks : She aspires ____ a scientific career.
K. to L. for M. from N. by DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : Aspire to AwZwi³ AvKv•ÿv Kiv ev D”PvKv•ÿv ZvwoZ nIqv|
28. I have a savings account ___ AB Bank.
K. in L. at M. with N. of DËi: M
e¨vL¨v Account with ‡Kvb wKQz‡Z wnmve _vKv|
29. Mike Hasi is absent _____ the class.
K. to L. by M. in N. from DËi: N
e¨vL¨v : Absent from- Abycw¯’Z _vKv|
30. He has assured me ____ safety. (11Zg wewmGm)
K. to L. upon M. of N. on DËi : M
e¨vL¨v : Assure of— Avk^vm †Ìqv| evK¨wUi A_©— ‡m Avgvi wbivcËvi e¨vc‡i Avk^vm w`‡q‡Q|
31. She argued ___ me about the marriage. (23Zg wewmGm)

K. with L. for M. about N. over DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : Argue with (somebody) KviI mv‡_ ZK© Kiv| Argue for— ‡Kvb wKQzi c‡ÿ ZK©|
Argue about/over (something) — ‡Kvb wel‡q ZK© Kiv|
32. He was astonished ______ my courage.
K. at L. on M. with N. in DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : Astonished at— wew¯§Z|
33. Student should be attentive ______ their lessons. ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. in L. with M. to N. of DËi : M
e¨vL¨v : Attentive to— g‡bv‡hvM †Ìqv| evK¨wUi A_©— wkÿv_©x‡ì Zv‡ì cv‡V g‡bv‡hvM †Ìqv DwPZ|
34. ÔI am ashamed ___ his conduct.’ evK¨wUi k~b¨¯’v‡b em‡e-
K. to L. of M. on N. for DËi : N
e¨vL¨v : Ashamed of— wbR AvPiY ev K‡g©i Rb¨ jw¾Z| Ashamed for— Ab¨ e¨w³i Kvi‡Y jw¾Z
nIqv| evK¨wUi A_©— Avwg Zvi Am`vPvi‡Y jw¾Z|
35. One should be ashamed___ one’s misconduct.
K. to L. of M. on N. for DËi : L
e¨vL¨v : Ashamed of— wbR AvPiY ev K‡g©i Rb¨ jw¾Z|
36. I have no aptitude _____ music. k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. for L. to M. of N. against DËi : K
e¨vL¨v : Aptitude for— ¯^vfvweK `ÿZv, cÖeYZv| evK¨wUi A_©— Avgvi Mv‡bi cÖwZ †SvuK bvB|
37. He has a great apathy ______ his studies. k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. to L. for M. towards N. of DËi : M
Dc‡ii Av‡jvPbvq Av‡mwb Ggb wKQz Appropriate Prepositons

Abhorrence of (sth)— ‡Kvb wKQzi cÖwZ N„Yv Appeal for— ‡Kvb wKQzi weiæ‡× Av‡e`b Kiv
Abhorrent to (sb)— KviI wbKU N„Yv Ask for (sth)— PvIqv
Abound in— cÖPzi cwigv‡Y _vKv Ask (sb) in— wfZ‡i Avm‡Z ejv
Abound with— cwic~Y© _vKv Antipathy to— N„Yv
Acquit (sb) of (sth)— Lvjvm †`qv, Ae¨vnwZ †`qv Ascend from— Dc‡i IVv
Adjacent to— wbKUeZ©x, msjMœ Aspire after— D”PvKv•ÿvZvwoZ nIqv
Affinity for (sth)— AbyivM, Avmw³, Zxeª AvKl©Y Atone for— cÖvqwðË Kiv
Aim at— †Kvb wKQz‡Z cÖfvweZ Kiv| Avail oneself of— (my‡hv‡Mi) mØënvi Kiv
Allotted to— KvD‡K eivÏcÖ`Ë Alarmed at/by— kw¼Z, DwØMœ
Amateur at (sth)— A‡ckv`vi Allergic to— weivMfvRb †Kvb wKQzi cÖwZ
Answer for (sth)— `vqx nIqv, Revew`wn Kiv
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37. Do not brood so much _______ your misfortune. Fill in the gap with appropriate
preposition.
K. on L. of M. to N. upon DËi : K
e¨vL¨v : brood on/over— welYœfv‡e AbeiZ wPšÍv Kiv|
38. I beg mercy _______ the mercipal ev‡Kï k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kã em‡e-
K. of L. to M. on N. from DËi : N
e¨vL¨v: Beg (something) of (somebody)/ Beg (somebody) for (something)/ Beg
(something) from (somebody)— wfÿv PvIqv|
38. ‘You should not blush_______shame at your own mistake’ k~b¨¯’v‡b mwVK kãwU em‡e-
K. at L. on M. with N. upon DËi: M
e¨vL¨v: Blush with— b¤ªZv|
39. I am not bad ___ tennis. [10Zg wewmGm]
K. at L. on M. with N. upon DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : Bad at— A`ÿ|
40. It’s impolite to break _____ when someone else is talking.
K. in L. into M. on N. off DËi: K
e¨vL¨v : Break in n¯Í‡ÿc Kiv/evuav †Ìqv| Break into ‡Rvic~e©K cÖ‡ek Kiv, Break off nVvr
†_‡g hvIqv|
41. Early rising is beneficial ___ health.
K. for L. to M. on N. of DËi: L
e¨vL¨v : Beneficial to DcKvix|
41. He is bent ______ going to the meeting.
K. upon L. on M. in N. with DËi : L
e¨vL¨v : Bent on— determined to do, msKíeÜ|
42. Which one is correct?
K. Mr. Karim is blind for his son’s fault L. Mr. Karim is blind about his son’s fault
M. Mr. Karim is blind to his son’s fault N. Mr. Karim is blind of his son’s fault DËi : M
e¨vL¨v : Blind to (fault)— ‡`v‡li cÖwZ AÜ, †`‡LI bv †`Lv| evK¨wUi A_©— wg÷vi Kwig Zvi mšÍv‡bi
†`vl ‡`‡Lb bv|
43. This house is built _____ stone.
K. of L. with M. in N. by DËi : K
e¨vL¨v : Built of— wbwg©Z|
Dc‡ii Av‡jvPbvq Av‡mwb Ggb wKQz Appropriate Prepositons

Baffled by— nZeyw× nIqv Bias against— cÿcv‡Zi Awf‡hvM
Believe in— Av¯’v ivLv Boast of— AnsKvi Kiv
Belong to— ¯^Z¡vaxb nIqv Bound by— Ki‡Z eva¨
Bereft of— ewÂZ Beset by/with— cwi‡ewóZ
Bestow on— m¤§vbv‡_© cÖ`vb Kiv
Idioms
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Idioms & Phrases ফাাংরা া঄থভ Meaning in English
ABC/ Three R’s প্রাথকভক জ্ঞান Basic knowledge
A bad egg রৃশ্চকযত্র/ কনষ্কভভা A person who can’t create anything
A banker’s dozen ‡Z‡iv Thirteen
A bed of roses ঩ুষ্প঱মযা A comfortable situation
A bed of thorns কন্টক঱মযা A discomfort situation
A big dram খুফাআ াঅকলভণীয় A huge attractive
A bird of passage ভ্রাভযভাণ ফযকক্ত a migratory bird
A black look যক্তচেু angry
A black sheep কুরাোয Scoundrels, wicked man
A bolt from the blue কফনা কভক্ষঘ ফজ্র঩াত Unexpected something
A bull market ক঱য়ায ফাজাক্ষয EaŸ©MwZ Rising of share market [17Zg wewmGm]
A close-fisted man কৃ঩ণ A great miser
A dog’s life কনম্ন জীফনমা঩ন an unhappy existence
A fantasy কল্পকাক঴নী/ রূ঩কথা an imaginary story [16Zg wewmGm]
A fish out of water া঄স্বকিকয া঄ফস্থা An unsuitable environment
A fool's paradise ভূক্ষখভয স্বগভ In a state of care free happiness
A foregone conclusion া঄নুকভত পরাপর An anticipated result
A gala day াঅনক্ষেয কদন A day of happiness
A red letter day ¯§iYxq w`b Memorable day
A green horn া঄নকবজ্ঞ inexperienced
A household word া঄কত ঩কযকচত Familiar, well known
A jaundiced eye কফক্ষেলবযা কচাখ/ ঩ে঩াকতত্ব A biased view
A man of discretion কফচাযফুকি঳ম্পন্ন ফযকক্ত Judicious person
A man of letters ঩কিত ফযকক্ত Scholar
A man of word এক কথায ভানুল a truthful person
A rainy day রৃকদভন trouble
A round dozen ঩ূণভ এক ডজন A full dozen [14Zg wewmGm]
A short of miracle জারৃকয Extraordinary power
A sleeping partner কনকিয় া঄াং঱ীদায Silent partner
A slow coach া঄র঳ ফযকক্ত Stupid fellow
A white elephant া঄কল্পনীয় ফযয় costly
A white lie/Pack of lies ডা঴া কভথযা a small or harmless lie
As a whole কভাক্ষটয উ঩য Altogether, On the whole
Above criticism ঳ভাক্ষরাচনায E‡aŸ© Beyond criticism
Above one's means াঅক্ষয়য া঄কধক ফযয় Beyond one’s income
Achilles heel রৃফভর জায়গা A weak point
Acid test া঄কি ঩যীো A conclusive test
Ad hoc কফক্ষ঱ল উক্ষেক্ষে For the purpose
Add insult to injury কাাঁটা ঘাাঁক্ষয় নুক্ষনয কছটা to worsen an uncomfortable situation
After one’s own heart ভক্ষনয ভত To one’s own liking [25Zg wewmGm]
Against the grain া঄কনচ্ছা ঳ক্ষেও Beyond one’s will
Alma mater রৃগ্ধদায়ী ভা The sucking mother
All and sundry ঳করক্ষক Everyone, everything
All at once/By chance ঴ঠাৎ Suddenly, all of a sudden
All in all ঳ক্ষফভ঳ফভা Of supreme, All powerful
All ears/ All attention গবীয ভক্ষনাক্ষমাগী Deeply concentrated
All moonshine ফাক্ষজ Rubbish, Stuff and nonsense
All out efforts মথা঳ম্ভফ involvement of someone's energy,
strength, and determination
All the while ঳াযােণ Always
An estimate of the value া঄নুভান A forecast
An ordinance া঄ধযাক্ষদ঱ A law [16Zg wewmGm]
An irony of fate বাক্ষগযয কনভভভ ঩কয঴া঳ Bad luck
An open question কফতক্ষকভয কফলয় a matter that is not yet decided
An open secret উন্মুক্ত য঴স্য/ ঳ফাাআ জাক্ষন a supposed secret that is in fact known
এভন কগা঩নীয় কফলয় to many people
Anno Domini কিস্টাব্দ In the year of Christian era
Ante meridian রৃ঩ুক্ষযয াঅক্ষগ Before noon
Apple of discord কফফাক্ষদয কফলয় Subject of quarrel
Apple of one’s eye নয়ক্ষনয ভকণ Most favorite
Arm in arm কাাঁক্ষধ কাাঁধ কভকরক্ষয় with arms linked
As a matter of fact প্রকৃত঩ক্ষে Actually
As a result of পক্ষর on account of
As the crow flies ক঳াজা঩ক্ষথ In a straight line
At a stretch, At a time একটানা Without break
At all events মাাআ ঘটুক না ককন In all cases
At any cost/rate কম ককান ভূক্ষরয anyhow
At bottom কবতক্ষয/ গ঴ীক্ষন at the core
At dead of night গবীয যাক্ষত At midnight
At finger’s end নখদ঩ভক্ষণ near
At first sight প্রথভ কদখায় on first seeing
At home/Good at দে Expert, well up/Familiar with
At home with Aviv‡g At ease
At large স্বাধীনবাক্ষফ indepentdently
At least কভ঩ক্ষে At the lowest
At length/In fine া঄ফক্ষ঱ক্ষল/ উ঩঳াং঴ায At last, in conclusion
At one’s heels ঩াক্ষয় ঩াক্ষয় Close behind
At one’s wit’s ends ককাংকতভফযকফভূঢ় perplexed
At sixes and sevens এক্ষরাক্ষভক্ষরা In disorder
At stake কফ঩দা঩ন্ন In danger
At the eleventh hour ক঱ল ভুহুক্ষতভ the latest possible moment
At the foot of ঩াদক্ষদক্ষ঱ the lowest part of something
At the sight of দৃকি঳ীভা Upon seeing
At the outset রৄরুক্ষতাআ In the beginning, On the eve of
cÖkœ mgvavb
01. Fill in the gap : Birds fly ________ in the sky. [41st BCS]
(K) random (L) at large (M) at a stitch (N) are long D:L
02. ‘All in all’ Gi A_©—
K. all powerful L. powerless M. who has lost power N. only one DËi: K
e¨vL¨v: ‘All in all’— m‡e©me©v/me© ÿgZvm¤úbœ (all powerful)|
03. ‘All at once’ Gi A_©—
K. Quickly L. Slowly M. Suddenly N. Gradually DËi: M
e¨vL¨v: All at once— nVvr (Suddenly)| myZivs mwVK DËi (M)|
04. ÔAt home’ Gi A_© n‡”Q—
K. home made of bricks L. one who has lost home
M. try to make a home N. familiar with DËi : N
e¨vL¨v: At home— `ÿ/cwiwPZ (Familiar with)|
05. ÔA burning question’ means—
K. an important question L. a hard question
M. a uncommon question N. a false question DËi : K
05. ÔA green horn’ –Phrase-wUi A_© wK?
K. An inexperienced man L. A trainee
M. A soft hearted man N. An envious lady DËi : K
e¨vL¨v: A green horn— AbwfÁ e¨w³, An inexperienced man.
06. ÔA bankers dozen’ Gi A_©—
K. Charity L. Allowance M. Twelve N. Thirteen DËi: N
07. ÔA bed of roses’ idiom wUi A_©—
K. A bed full of roses L. A comfortable bedroom
M. A life only of joy and happiness N. A soft rosy bed DËi: M
e¨vL¨v: A bed of roses— cy®úkh¨v, A comfortable situation, A life only of joy and happiness.
08. What is the meaning of the phrase ÔAt home with’?
K. Family relation L. At ease M. Neighbor N. Free at DËi: L
09. The correct meaning of Ôa man of letter’ is—
K. A postman L. A scholar M. A bad man N. A good man DËi: L
10. The phrase ‘Achilles heel’ means- [৩৭তভ কফক঳এ঳]
K. a strong point L. a permanent point
M. a weak point N. a serious idea DËi: M
11. ‘A maiden speech’ means- [২৩তভ, ২৪তভ, ২৬তভ এফাং ৩৪তভ কফক঳এ঳]
K. First speech L. Final speech
M. Middle speech N. Maid servant’s speech DËi: K
12. ‘At daggers drawn’ means- ( ১৫তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. to be in a state of understanding L. to be in a state of hostility
M. to be in a state of friendship N. none DËi: L
13. Phrase ÔAmicus curiae’ means 9eg we‡RGm (mnKvix RR)
K. An Americus dream L. A senior advocate
M. A friend of the Court N. An arbitrator DËi: M
14. A forgone conclusion means gwnjv I wkï welqK gš¿Yvj‡qi Aaxb Dc‡Rjv gwnjv welqK Kg©KZ©v 2006
K. An uneasy situation L. False hope
M. An anticipated result N. Quite familiar DËi: K
15. The proverb ÔA snake in the grass’ means (AvenvIqv Awa`ß‡ii mnKvix AvenvIqvwe` 07)
K. A sleeping snake L. A dead snake
M. A poisonous snake N. A hidden enemy DËi: N
16. What is the meaning of Ôa while lie’?
K. Harmful lie L. Harmless lie M. Useless lie N. Irrelevant lie DËi: L
17. When a person says he’s ‘all in’, it means- ( ১৩তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. He is very tired L. He has finished packing
M. He has arrived N. He has got everything DËi: K
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Idioms & Phrases evsjv A_© Meaning in English
Back and belly বযণ- ক঩ালণ Bread and butter
Back and forth াঅগ- ক঩ছু/ একদক ওকদক to and fro
Back up ঳া঴াময/ ঳ভথভন support
Backstairs influence া঄ননকতক প্রবাফ Unfair influence
Bad blood ভক্ষনাভাকরন্য Enmity, bitterness, anmosity
Bad egg ফাক্ষজ A worthless person
Bag and baggage তকল্পতল্পা঳঴ With all belongings
Base born নীচ ফাং঱জাত low birth or origin
Be on the watch ঳তকভ থাকা Cautious
Bear a brave face/Take the ফীযক্ষত্বয ঳ক্ষে কভাকাকফরা Face with courage, to challenge the
bull by the horns কযা enemy with courage
Bear away the palm জয়ী ঴ওয়া Be winner, victorious
Bear in mind ভক্ষন যাখা Keep in mind
Bear market ভো ফাজায Falling price
Bear a loss েকত স্বীকায কযা to make a loss good
Bears the brunt চযভ কবাগাকি Suffer the most
Bearish ভূরয঩তন A falling price
Beat about the bush া঄মথা ফকফক কযা/ া঄ন্ধকাক্ষয কঢর কছাাঁিা Avoiding the subject
Beauty sleep প্রথভ প্র঴ক্ষযয ঘুভ sleep considered to be sufficient
Bed and board খাদয ও ফা঳স্থান lodging and food
BC কিস্ট঩ূফভ Before Christ
Beg the question া঄কবক্ষমাগ কযা To raise objection
Beggars description া঄ফণভনীয় Cannot be described
Behind the scene কগা঩ক্ষন out of sight
Behind time কদকযক্ষত late
Below the salt কনম্নভাক্ষনয low
Benefit of doubt ঳ক্ষে঴াফ঱ত doubtedly
Beset with ঳ভস্যা জজভকযত In trouble
Better half স্ত্রী wife
Between two fires/ Between the devil উবয় ঳াংকট Difficult situation, in perplexity
and the deep sea/Horns of a dilemma
Between you and me কতাভায- াঅভায ভক্ষধয In confidence
Beyond all doubt ঳ক্ষে঴াতীতবাক্ষফ Undoubtedly
Beyond all questions কনাঃ঳ক্ষেক্ষ঴
Beyond one's means ঳াক্ষধযয ফাক঴ক্ষয beyond one's income
Big wig/bug/gun কনতৃস্থানীয়/ কফখযাত ফযকক্ত Powerful man
Bill of fare খাক্ষদযয তাকরকা a list of dishes at restaurant
Bird’s eye view বা঳াবা঳া দৃকি To view in general
Birds of the same feather ঳ভচকযক্ষত্রয করাক People of the same short
Black and blue কনষ্ঠুযবাক্ষফ mercilessly
Black and white করকখতবাক্ষফ In writing
Blessed with াঅক঱ফভাদ Wishes, pray
Blessing in disguise া঄প্রতযাক঱ত াঅক঱ফভাদ Positive outcome in an apparent negative
Block head কফাকা Foolish, stupid
Blow for blow াআটকট ভাযক্ষর ঩াটক্ষকরকট কখক্ষত ঴য় Tit for tat
Blue blood াঅকবজাতয Aristocratic birth
Blue book াঅদারতনাভা Records of court
Blue chip কনযা঩দ safe
Body and soul ঩কয঩ূণভবাক্ষফ completely
Bon voyage রৄব ভ্রভক্ষণয প্রতযা঱া Wish a good trip
Bone to pick with যাগাকিত ঴ওয়া an angry
Book worm ঩িুয়া Person who is fond of reading
Boot leg কচাযাচারাকন smuggle
Boring chore কফযকক্তকয কাজ Tiresome job
Bosom friend ঘকনষ্ঠ ফন্ধু Intimate friend
Bottom line ভূরকথা/ ঳াযাাং঱ The essential point
Bottom of my heart া঄িক্ষযয ককন্দ্রস্থর Core of my heart
Bring to book কতযস্কায কযা/ Mvjg›` Kiv Insult, rebuke, take to task
Bread and butter জীকফকা main source of income
Break butterfly on the wheel ভ঱া ভাযক্ষত কাভান দাগা To apply an excessive amount of force
to achieve something minor
Break the ice নীযফতা বাো To begin to overcome formality
Bring/Come to life ঩ুনরুজ্জীকফত কযা
Bring/Come to light; Come প্রকা঱ কযা To disclose, publish
out/Give vent to
Bring to mind/ Call to mind স্মযণ কযা To remind
Bring to pass ঘটা cause to happen
Bring to sense ফািফতা কভক্ষন কনওয়া feeling rationally
Broken reed া঄কফশ্বা঳ী ফযকক্ত A non-reliable person
Brow beating াঅশ্চমভ Showing surprise
Brown study/Build castles in াঅকা঱- কুসুভ কচিা কযা/ Day dream, meditation, absent minded
the air/ Utopian scheme কদফাস্বপ্ন
Brush up উন্নকত কযা Improve previous knowledge by study
Bull in a china shop ঩দ্মফক্ষন ভি঴িী Unbelievable something
Buoyant health সুস্থ ঳ফর Sound health
Burn the candle কফক঴ক্ষ঳ক্ষফ খযচ কযা Expense without thinking
Burn the candle at both ends া঄কতকযক্ত চা঩ Overtaxing his energies
Burning question তীব্র কফতক্ষকভয কফলয় Vital issue
Bury the hatchet ভীভাাং঳া কযা Make peace
By any means/By all means, কম বাক্ষফাআ ক঴াক, By all, By hook or by crook; Certainly
By fair means or foul wbwðZfv‡e In any way, honest or dishonest
By and by ক্রক্ষভক্রক্ষভ eventually
By and large া঄কধকাাং঱ mostly
By means of উ঩াক্ষয় with the help of; by using
By contrast তুরনায় In comparison
By dint of/By virtue of ঳া঴াক্ষময/ ফক্ষর with the help of, on account of
By fits and starts া঄কনয়কভতবাক্ষফ irregularly
By heart/Get by heart/ Learn ভুখস্থ কযা Commit something to memory
by heart
By leaps and bounds দ্রুতগকতক্ষত Quickly, rapidly, fast
By nature স্ববাফত Naturally
By the by কথা প্র঳ক্ষে By the way of conversation
By the ear কথা রাগাক্ষনা To provoke to quarrel
By the rule and thumb ফািফ া঄কবজ্ঞতা Practical experience
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17. ‘By fair means or foul’ – phrase wUi A_© nj-
K. without difficulty L. in any way, honest or dishonest
M. without using common sense N. Having been instigated DËi: L
18. ‘Black sheep’ Gi A_© n‡”Q-
K. A sheep of black collour L. Big sheep
M. Wicked man N. Costly sheep DËi: M
19. ‘By all means’ phrase- wUi A_© n‡”Q-
K. Meaningless L. Meaningful M. Certainly N. Uncertainty DËi: M
20. The idiom ‘Bring to book’ Gi A_© -
K. Book written by famous writer L. Valueless person
M. Book which are loss N. Rebuke DËi: N
e¨vL¨v: Bring to book— Mvjg›` Kiv/ eKvewK Kiv| Rebuke  Mvjg›` Kiv/ eKvewK Kiv|
21. ‘Blue blood’-Phrase wUi A_© wK?
K. Scoundrel L. sound health
M. Aristocratic birth N. Blood of blue color DËi: M
22. ÔBottom line’ means—
K. the end of a road L. the last line of a book
M. the essential point N. the final step DËi : M
23. ÔBlack and blue’ A_© Kx?
K. DËg ga¨g L. i½xb M. a~mi N. Kvj I bxj DËi: K
24. ‘Bottom Line’ means— ( ১৫তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. The final step L. The end of the road
M. The last of a book N. The essential point DËi: N
25. ‘Boot leg’ means— ( ১৫তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. distribute L. export M. import N. smuggle DËi: N
26. Which one is the correct phrase to fill in the gap of ___ The teacher beat the student_____ (mnKvix
Dc‡Rjv wkÿv Awdmvi 15)
K. One by one L. Black and blue M. Black & white N. One after another DËi: L
19. ‘Bring to pass’ means— ( ২৭তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. cause to destroy L. cause to happen
M. cause to carry out N. cause to convince DËi : L
20. ‘Bill of fare’ means— ( ১৭তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. a chart of bus fare L. a price list
M. a valuable document N. a list of dishes at restaurant DËi : N
21. ‘Blue chip’s are- ( ১৭তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. Securities issued by the government
L. Industrial shares considered to be a safe investment
M. Industrial shares considered to be a risky investment
N. Flast plastic counters used as money tokens DËi : L
22. ÔBig bug’ means (11Zg wkÿK wbeÜb)
K. Useful person L. Important person
M. Unemployed person N. Employed person DËi : L
23. The price of rice is increasing ____ 11Zg wkÿK wbeÜb (¯‹zj ch©vq) 2012
K. By fits and starts L. By dint of M. By virtue of N. By leaps and bounds DËi: K
24. The bad news struck him like a bolt from the_____[২৯তভ কফক঳এ঳]
K. sky L. heavens M. firmament N. blue DËi: N
25. The condition of most slum dwellers is so miserable that it cannot be described in words.
( ১৪তভ কফক঳এ঳)
K. beggars description L. cuts to the quick
M. boils down to this N. keeps open house DËi: K
26. You should show good manners in the company of young ladies. Which is appropriate phrase?
K. behave gently L. practice manners
M. behave yourself N. do not talk rudely DËi: K

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