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SSC CHSL 2016 · Question 99 of 188

In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase. At large

Idioms and Phrases

  1. AA very big opportunity.
  2. BA criminal escaped or not yet captured.Correct
  3. CTo have a big heart.
  4. DA big appetite.

Answer: B. A criminal escaped or not yet captured.

Explanation

The given idiom is ‘at large’. The meaning of the idiom is ‘roaming free’, ‘not confined’ etc. So, the answer is ‘ a criminal escaped or not yet captured’. The idiom representing ‘a very big opportunity’ is ‘a golden opportunity’. ‘To have a big heart’ is an idiom meaning ‘to be kind and generous’ and ‘a big appetite’ is the meaning of the idiom ‘eat like a horse’. So, the meaning is ‘a criminal escaped or not yet captured’.

Source: SSC CHSL Tier-I Solved Paper (5 March 2017, Shift-1) — Oswaal solved paper with answer key and explanations · reliable-secondary

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