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By Victor S. Fischer
  ✍️ CRR Cash Reserve Ratio is the minimum fraction of total deposits of a bank’s customers that banks have to hold as reserves with the central bank. ✍️ SLR Statutory Liquidity Ratio is the ratio of liquid assets to the net demand and time liabilities. ✍️ LAF Liquid Adjustment Facility is a tool to allow banks to borrow money through repurchase agreements. It consists of repo and reverse repo operations. ✍️ MSF Marginal Standing Facility allows scheduled banks to borrow funds overnight from RBI against approved government securities. ✍️ MSS Market Stabilization Scheme is a monetary policy intervention by RBI to withdraw excess liquidity by selling government securities in the economy. ✍️ OMO Open Market Operations refers to the buying and selling of government securities in the open market so as to expand or contract the amount of money in the banking system. ✍️ REPO Repo...
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70 IDIOMS & PHRASES FOR SSC

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🎀💝70 IDIOMS & PHRASES FOR SSC💝🎀


1. An Iron will :- A Firm option



2. Get into a soup :- To make things difficult



3. Haul over the coals :- To scold



4. To carry the day :- To succed



5. Go over :- Review



6. Swelled head :- Pride



7. To sow the dragon’s teeth :- To take some action



8. Get around :- avoid



9. To cudgel one’s brain :- To think hard



10. Broke priscian’s head :- To use bad grammar



11. At variance with :- In opposite



12. A snake in the grass :- A treacherous person
(Hidden enemy)



13. Bolt from the blue :- A sudden calamity
(Surprise)



14. Cry in the wilderness :- Unpopular opinion



15. On the brink of :- To be near to



16. In deep water :- In a great difficulty



17. Tn the egg :- In an early stage



18. Cut in on :- Interrupt



19. Draw blank :- To be unsucessful



20. Give up ghost :- To die



21. Be fair means or foul :- By any means



22. Sword of Damocles :- Imminent danger



23. Out of elbows :- Poor



24. Pandora’s box :-Aprolific source of trouble



25. A nig-nog :- A fool



26. Faint hearted :- Timid



27. To lead astray :- To misguide



28. To make a pile :- To make a lot of money



29. back out of :- Withdraw



30. Throw over :- Reject



31. Chicken hearted :- Timid



32. Down and out :- Without money



33. High and low :- Everywhere



34. A Damsel in distress :- A helpless women



35. God’s ape :- A born fool



36. Lion’s mouth :- A dangerous situation



37. A stiff-necked person :- An obstinate person


38. Cross out :- Eliminate


39. Make away with :- To remove



40. To put one out of :-To make one feel ashamed
countenance



41. In vogue :- Popular



42. In a fix :- In puzzling stage



43. In hammer out :- To plan



44. A mare’s nest :- A rumour



45. Stand for :- Represent



46. A cock and bull story :- An imaginary story



47. Black Ox :- Misfortune



48. Broke a lance with :- To argue against



49. Cry wolf :- To raise a false alarm



50. Broke Reed :- Support that failed



51. A dark horse :- A competitor of unknown
capabilities



52. All at sea :- Completely confused



53. Bear up with :- Endure



54. Creature comforts :- Luxuries



55. To clean the deck :- To remove obstructions



56. To cut the crackle :- To stop talking & start



57. Pin - Money :- Allowance made to a lady
for expense



58. In the offing :- Appear soon



59. Wolf’s in sheep clothing :- Hypocrite



60. Head with roll :- Dismissed or forced to
resign



61. A green horse :- An inexperienced man



62. To paddle once canoe :- Manage independently



63. To keep the pot :- To keep controversy alive



64. To beat the air :- To make efforts that are
useless



65. Threw a spanner :- Sabotage



66. A rift in the lute :- Brought about harmony



67. Cushy job :- Financially comfortable
job



68 Sum and Substance :- Summary



69. Weigh anchor :- Prepare to sail again



70. Seize the nettle :- Dealt firmly


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