Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
If you give John all your money,you are likely to $burn \, your \, fingers.$
If you give John all your money,you are likely to $burn \, your \, fingers.$
- Abe unhappy
- Bbe happy
- Csuffer
- Dbe ill
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Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.
Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.
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Mohan always $keeps\, himself\, to\, himself$.
Mohan always $keeps\, himself\, to\, himself$.
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Sanjay was the real $power\, behind\, the\, throne$ and all politicians were aware of this.
Sanjay was the real $power\, behind\, the\, throne$ and all politicians were aware of this.
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He believes in the policy of $making\, hay\, while\, the\, sun\, shines$.
He believes in the policy of $making\, hay\, while\, the\, sun\, shines$.
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