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take to one's heels  /phrase/ দৌড় মারা;
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Take to one's heels

Nearby Words:

take take a backseat take a bath take a brief take a chair take a chance

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Appropriate Preposition:

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  • Pass away ( মারা যাওয়া ) He passes away last night.
  • Absorbed in ( নিবিষ্ট ; মগ্ন ) Scientist is absorbed in experiment
  • Tide over ( অতিক্রম করা ) He will soon tide over the difficulty.
  • Arrive at ( পৌঁছানো ) We arrived at the station in time.
  • Fill with ( পরিপূর্ণ ) This tank is filled with water.
  • Envious of ( ঈর্ষান্বিত ) I am not envious of his riches.

Idioms:

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  • Hold water ( ধোপে টেকা ; কার্যকরি হওয়া ) This policy will not hold water in this situation.
  • host in himself ( একাই একশ )
  • Up and downs ( উন্থানপতন ) There are ups and downs in a man's life.
  • Cut to the quick ( মর্মাহত হওয়া ) I was cut to the quick by his words.
  • In cold blood ( ঠান্ডা মাথায় ) They committed this murder in cold blood.
  • By far ( সর্বাংশে ) He is by far the best boy in the class.