Idioms and Proverbs solutions for banking exams

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Idioms and Proverbs with their meaning

Online banking preparation : Proverbs are expressions that demonstrate human behavior, reactions on certain things, habits, and traditions. These are frequently asked in IBPS, SSC exams that makes it an important topic to cover. Here, in this article we are sharing some of the most important Proverbs / Idioms:

To smell a rat To suspect foul dealings
To pick holes To criticise someone
To put one’s hand to plough To take a difficult task
To cry wolf To give false alarm
To catch a tarter To catch a dangerous person

Burn the midnight oil Studying till late night
Spill the beans To disclose a secret
A bosom friend A very close friend
Pay off old scores Take revenge
Turn a deaf ear Disregard / ignore what one says

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