Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
In his youth, he was practically $rolling\, in\, money$.
In his youth, he was practically $rolling\, in\, money$.
- ASpending more than his income
- BBorrowing money liberally
- CVery rich
- DWasting a lot of money
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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
Though he has a lot of money,yet all his plans are $built\, upon\, sand.$
Though he has a lot of money,yet all his plans are $built\, upon\, sand.$
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He is $out\, and\, out$ a reactionary.
He is $out\, and\, out$ a reactionary.
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The time is running out,you must $look \, sharp$.
The time is running out,you must $look \, sharp$.
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He is an interesting speaker but tends to $go\, off\, at\, a\, tangent$.
He is an interesting speaker but tends to $go\, off\, at\, a\, tangent$.
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