hamburger menu
All Coursesall course arrow
adda247
reward-icon
adda247
    arrow
    arrow
    arrow
    Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Back on one’s feet
    Question

    Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
    Back on one’s feet

    A.

    To support the losing side

    B.

    Relive previous moments

    C.

    Well or successful again

    D.

    Forced to begin something again

    Correct option is C

    Option (c) is the correct meaning of the given idiom.
    Back on one’s feet: It means to recover from a difficult situation, illness, or financial trouble and become stable or successful again. (फिर से ठीक हो जाना या सफल होना)
    Example: After months of struggle, John finally got a new job and was back on his feet.
    Other related idioms and their meanings:
    · Back to square one – Start over from the beginning.
    · On top of the world – Feeling extremely happy or successful.
    · Down and out – Completely broke or in a difficult situation.

    Free Tests

    Free
    Must Attempt

    SSC GD PYP (Held on 4 Feb 2025 S1)

    languageIcon English
    • pdpQsnIcon80 Questions
    • pdpsheetsIcon160 Marks
    • timerIcon60 Mins
    languageIcon English
    Free
    Must Attempt

    Hindi Section Test 1

    languageIcon English
    • pdpQsnIcon20 Questions
    • pdpsheetsIcon40 Marks
    • timerIcon12 Mins
    languageIcon English
    Free
    Must Attempt

    SSC GD Constable Full Mock Test 1

    languageIcon English
    • pdpQsnIcon80 Questions
    • pdpsheetsIcon160 Marks
    • timerIcon60 Mins
    languageIcon English
    test-prime-package

    Access ‘SSC MTS’ Mock Tests with

    • 60000+ Mocks and Previous Year Papers
    • Unlimited Re-Attempts
    • Personalised Report Card
    • 500% Refund on Final Selection
    • Largest Community
    students-icon
    354k+ students have already unlocked exclusive benefits with Test Prime!
    Our Plans
    Monthsup-arrow