English Test [One Word] - 62

To 'carry the day' means to win or succeed in a contest, argument, or endeavor. The idiom suggests being victorious or achieving success after effort or competition.

It means go to see or visit. e.g The candidate has to call on many people to get votes.

'Cap in hand' is an idiom meaning to approach someone humbly, especially when asking for favor or forgiveness. It refers to the old custom of removing one's cap as a sign of respect or submission.

'Carry on' means to continue doing something without stopping. It implies persistence in an activity or continuing with a task despite interruptions or challenges.

'Children's talk' refers to prattle - childish, trivial, or foolish talk. Prattle means to talk in a silly, naive, or inconsequential way, like the idle chatter of children.

'Clap on the back' is an encouraging gesture - literally patting someone's back to show support, approval, or congratulations. Figuratively, it means to encourage or show support for someone.

'Clash against' means to encounter, meet, or come into conflict with something or someone. It implies running into opposition or facing resistance during a journey or endeavor.

Clarified butter is pure butterfat with water and milk solids removed. In Indian cooking, this is called 'ghee' - it has a higher smoke point and longer shelf life than regular butter.

Explicit means something that is clearly and precisely expressed, leaving no room for doubt or confusion. The other options don't match this meaning - encourage means to give support, prattle means to talk foolishly, and encounter means to come across something.

Clear cut means something that is clearly defined, sharp, or distinct. Distinct is the best match as it means clearly different or separate. Vivid means bright/but not necessarily clear-cut, massacre is unrelated, and indifferent means unconcerned.

Cold hearted describes someone who lacks sympathy or feeling, which matches indifferent perfectly. Indifferent means having no particular interest or concern - exactly what cold-hearted means. Vivid means distinct/bright, massacre means killing, and distinct means clear - none match.

Cold blooded murder refers to a ruthless, brutal killing without emotion, which is best captured by massacre - a brutal slaughter of many people. Vivid and distinct relate to clarity, while indifferent means uncaring - none fit the context of ruthless killing.

The phrase 'cat and dog' when used to describe people or relationships means they fight constantly, just like cats and dogs do. Quarrelsome means inclined to argue or fight, which perfectly captures this meaning. Continue, execute, and plan don't relate to fighting.

Chalk out means to plan or outline something, often from the idea of drawing plans with chalk. Plan is the direct synonym. Continue means to keep going, execute means to carry out, and quarrelsome means argumentative - none match the meaning of planning.

Cause trouble means to create difficulties or disturbances for others, which is what annoy means - to cause someone irritation or trouble. Continue and execute are unrelated to causing trouble, and quarrelsome describes a person who argues, not the act itself.

Call off is a phrasal verb meaning to cancel or abandon something that was planned. Cancel is the exact synonym. Visit, humbly, and appear are completely unrelated to cancelling something.

Come down literally means to move from a higher to a lower position, which is what descend means. Obstruct means to block, creep means to move slowly/secretly, and gush means to flow out quickly - none match the simple action of going down.

Carry off means to succeed in winning something, especially a prize or competition. Win captures this meaning perfectly. Cancel means to call off, visit means to go see, and humbly means in a humble manner - none relate to winning.

Clear and distinct describes something that is sharp, bright, and well-defined - which is exactly what vivid means. Massacre means brutal killing, distinct means clear but not necessarily bright, and indifferent means uncaring. Vivid best captures both clarity and distinctiveness together.

Come slowly and secretly describes movement that is gradual and hidden - which is what creep means. Obstruct means to block, descend means to come down (but not necessarily secretly), and gush means to flow out rapidly. Creep specifically captures both the slow and secretive aspects.

To 'come in the way' means to create an obstacle or barrier that blocks progress or movement. 'Obstruct' means to block or hinder, which is the direct synonym of this phrasal expression.

'Carry out' is a phrasal verb that means to perform, complete, or implement an action or task. 'Execute' is the formal synonym meaning to put into effect or carry out a plan or operation.

'Come out in a sudden flow' describes liquid or substance emerging rapidly and forcefully. 'Gush' means to flow out suddenly in a rapid and plentiful stream, which perfectly matches the meaning.

'Collect together' means to bring people or things together into one group or place. 'Assemble' means to gather together in one place for a common purpose, which is the correct synonym.

 Come in sight means to appear.