(A) The idiom '$to\, bite\, off\, more\, than\, one\, can\, chew$' means to take on a task or responsibility that is way too big or difficult for a pe

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(A) The idiom '$to\, bite\, off\, more\, than\, one\, can\, chew$' means to take on a task or responsibility that is way too big or difficult for a person to handle.In the given sentence, Rohit has taken on more work or a bigger challenge than he is capable of managing.Therefore, the correct option is $A$, which means 'Is trying to do too much'.

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Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.

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Is trying to do too much
B
Is very greedy
C
Is always hungry
D
Has little regard for others

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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.

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Some idioms/phrases are given below together with their meanings. Choose the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase: 'To catch a tartar'.

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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.You cannot $have \,your\, cake\, and\, eat\, it\, too.$

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Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
Rohit has $bitten \,off\, more\, than\, he\, can\, chew$.

Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
He is $out\, and\, out$ a reactionary.

Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
You cannot $have \,your\, cake\, and\, eat\, it\, too.$

Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the highlighted idiom/phrase.
The new economic policy is $likely\, to\, run\, into\, rough\, weather.$