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Appropriate Prepositions
Appropriate to(যোগ্য): His answer is appropriate to the question.
Contemporary of (সমসাময়িক): William Wordsworth was a contemporary for greater efficiency.
Delegate to (প্রতিনিধি): Nazrul welcomed the delegates to the new conference.
Derive from (উৎসারিত হওয়া): The one has been derived from the poem.
Due to (কারণে): His absence is due to illness.
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Idioms
Bring to book (reproach-Start- ভর্ৎসনা করা) The father brought his son to book for his failure in the exam.
Far and wide (সর্বত্র): His fame spread far and wide.
Lion’s share (বড় মাপের অংশ): He took the lion’s share of the profit.
Take to one's heels (to run away, পালানো)- They took to their heels when they saw the policeman approaching.
With the sweat of one’s brow (মাথার ঘাম পায়ে ফেলে) — He earns his livelihood with the sweat of his brow.