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Phrases, Idioms & A. prep.
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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  • Senior to ( বয়সে বড়, উচ্চপদস্থ ) He is senior to me by four years.
  • Invite to ( নিমন্ত্রণ করা ) I invited him to dinner.
  • Capable to ( সক্ষম ) He is capable of doing this alone.
  • Engaged with ( নিযুক্ত (ব্যক্তি) ) I was engaged with him in talk.
  • Faith with ( বিশ্বাস (ভঙ্গ) ) He broke faith with me.
  • Dispose of ( বিক্রয় করা ) He disposed of his books.

Idioms:

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  • In the mean time ( ইতিমধ্যে ) Lila will come here to-night. In the mean time you should get her room ready.
  • queer go ( অদ্ভুত ব্যপার )
  • Call to mind ( স্মরণ করা ) I cannot call to mind your name.
  • throw dust in ones hands full ( কারো চোখে ধূলো দেওয়া )
  • In the long run ( পরিশেষে ) You will have to suffer in the long run.
  • Round the clock ( সমস্ত দিন ) He is working round the clock.