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Which of the following phrases is an idiom that means to be very busy?

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Question: Which of the following phrases is an idiom that means to be very busy?

Options:

  1. In hot water
  2. Burning the midnight oil
  3. Barking up the wrong tree
  4. Caught between a rock and a hard place

Correct Answer: Burning the midnight oil

Solution: 

\'Burning the midnight oil\' means to work late into the night, indicating busyness.

Which of the following phrases is an idiom that means to be very busy?

Practice Questions

Q1
Which of the following phrases is an idiom that means to be very busy?
  1. In hot water
  2. Burning the midnight oil
  3. Barking up the wrong tree
  4. Caught between a rock and a hard place

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Which of the following phrases is an idiom that means to be very busy?
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