1. He can lift
100 kg at a time (each time).
2. You can do
this at the best (taking the best account) three times.
3. He is arguing
at cross purposes (misunderstanding each other).
4. They are at
daggers drawn (in state of violent enmity) with each other.
5. I can do it at
ease (easily)
6. I am at your
elbow (close at hand) in all your troubles.
7. She was at
fault (puzzle) and did not know what to say.
8. Mr. Rafiq is
quite at home (expert) in Algebra.
9. I am quite at
home(comfortable) here.
10. He is at his
best (show his powers best) in this type of problem.
COMMON IDIOMS :
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October 24, 2017
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