CSS Solved Idioms (Past Papers from 2000 to Date)
Choose suitable meaning of idiom ‘Sit on the fence’
To take sides
Not to take sides
To present something valuable
To present something bad
Not to take sides
’Sit on the fence’ means: To not make a decision, not to take sides in a dispute, or not to make a clear choice when presented with two or more options or possibilities.
Examples:
No one knows which of the political party Mr. Aslam vote for. He is sitting on the fence.
When Samad and Minahil argue, it is well to sit on the fence, and then you won’โขt make either of them angry.
Thus, the right answer is ‘Not to take sides’.
Not to take sides ’Sit on the fence’ means: To not make a decision, not to take sides in a dispute, or not to make a clear choice when presented with two or more options or possibilities.
Examples:
No one knows which of the political party Mr. Aslam vote for. He is sitting on the fence.
When Samad and Minahil argue, it is well to sit on the fence, and then you won’โขt make either of them angry.
Thus, the right answer is ‘Not to take sides’.
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B. In distress, upset, troubled
C. The time when something important is to start
D. None of these
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B. To pay too much money for something
C. To live in obedience to His commands, and have communion with Him
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A. In an instant
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