MCQ
To be at one's finger's ends
From Idioms and Phrases · English Language Competence Test
To be at one's finger's ends
My car <u><em>broke down</em></u> on way to the railway station.
I felt like a<u><em>fish out of water</em></u> among all those business tycoons.
In life, we have to <u><em>take the rough with the smooth</em></u>.
I am ambitious and never want to <u><em>rest on my laurels</em></u>.
This place affords a <u><em>bird's eye view</em></u> of the green valley below.
Harassed by repeated acts of injustice, he decided to <u><em>put his foot down</em></u>.
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