Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
Mohan always $keeps\, himself\, to\, himself$.
Mohan always $keeps\, himself\, to\, himself$.
- AIs too busy
- BIs selfish
- CIs unsociable
- DDoes not take sides
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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.
Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.
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Since he knew what would happen,he should be left to $stew\, in\, his\, own\, juice$.
Since he knew what would happen,he should be left to $stew\, in\, his\, own\, juice$.
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$I$ met him after a long time,but he gave me $the \, cold \, shoulder$.
$I$ met him after a long time,but he gave me $the \, cold \, shoulder$.
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