Idiom of the day – Page 7 – Kam English Course

Idiom of the day – That’s on me Meaning: My fault | Hindi: मेरी गलती Sentence: Missing the mail—that’s on me.

Idiom of the day – Out of practice Meaning: Not practiced recently | Hindi: अभ्यास छूट जाना Sentence: I’m out of practice with presentations.

Idiom of the day – Speak up Meaning: Create the mood | Hindi: माहौल बनाना Sentence: Leaders set the tone for the team.

Idiom of the day – Take responsibility Meaning: Accept duty | Hindi: ज़िम्मेदारी लेना Sentence: He took responsibility for the delay.

Idiom of the day – Think it through Meaning: Think carefully | Hindi: अच्छे से सोचना Sentence: Think it through before replying.

Idiom of the day – Pay attention Meaning: Focus carefully | Hindi: ध्यान देना Sentence: Please pay attention to details. .

Idiom of the day – Call it out Meaning: Point out clearly | Hindi: खुलकर कहना Sentence: She called out the problem calmly.

Idiom of the day – Draw the line Meaning: Set a clear limit | Hindi: सीमा तय करना Sentence: We need to draw the line here.

Idiom of the day – On my way Meaning: Coming now | Hindi: आ रहा/रही हूँ Sentence: I’m on my way to work.

Idiom of the day – Not sitting right Meaning: Feels wrong | Hindi: सही नहीं लगना Sentence: This decision isn’t sitting right with me.

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