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Rajkumar Bhoi

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· 1 Months ago

howw this question is correct by using aimed at (Question:429903.2)

preposition ke bad preposition kese aaya he aimed at of

Question:

DIRECTIONS: Identify the words that are similar to the phrase given in bold contextually and mark that as your answer. If none of the option expresses the similar meaning, mark option (e) (None of the given), as your answer. The option need not be grammatically correct in the given context.

The CEO has been in the cross hairs of politicians and business people alike for his recent comments on immigration.

Options:
A)

cohort of

B)

aimed at

C)

bevy of

D)

kowtow

E)

None of the given

Solution:

Ans: (b) In the cross hairs (phrase)– 

In a position in which other people are eager to criticize or attack, or something which is being aimed at by.

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· 1 Months ago

Dear student
Read the direction carefully we have to mark the word which gives the similar meaning to the phrase used in the sentence and the phrase 'IN THE CROSS HAIRS' means 'being aimed at'.So given answer is correct.

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