Explanation

• The idiom “to bell the cat” means to take responsibility for a dangerous or difficult task.
• It is used when someone is brave enough to face a risky situation that others avoid.
• The phrase comes from a fable where mice suggest putting a bell on a cat to be warned of its approach.

Last verified on 10-05-2026

Explanation

To "steal someone’s thunder" means to take credit, attention

کسی کی محنت یا کامیابی کا کریڈٹ یا توجہ چُرا لینا۔

Last updated question NS on 09 MAY 2026

Explanation

To throw down the gauntlet  means to issue a challenge, provoke a confrontation, or dare someone to argue or compete with you

کسی کو چیلنج دینا، مقابلے کی دعوت دینا، یا جھگڑے/مقابلے پر اکسانا۔

Last updated question NS on 09 MAY 2026

Explanation

• “Make ends meet” means to manage expenses with available income.

• It refers to living within one’s financial limits.

• The idiom is commonly used when money is just enough for daily needs.

Last verified on 09-05-2026

Explanation

• “A blessing in disguise” is an English idiom.
• It means something that appears bad or unlucky at first.
• But later it turns out to be beneficial or good.
• It highlights hidden positive outcomes in negative situations.

Last verified on 08-05-2026