Leaders, across various fields, consolidate their positions putting their gift of oration to good use.
The phrase gift of the gab refers to the ability to speak easily and confidently, often persuasively.
gift of the gait
The phrase gift of the gab means the ability to speak fluently and persuasively, which is most fitting for a leader consolidating their position through speech. - Option (A) art of speech is related but not as idiomatic or specific to the context of persuasive speaking. - Option (B) art of the word is not a common idiomatic expression in English. - Option (C) gift of the gab is the correct idiomatic phrase meaning eloquence in speaking, making it the best choice. - Option (D) gift of the gait is unrelated, as gait refers to manner of walking, which doesn't fit the context.
The CEO's sudden resignation threw the board into a tailspin.
What does the idiom "threw into a tailspin" mean?
Find the missing number in the table.
Below is the Export and Import data of a company. Which year has the lowest percentage fall in imports from the previous year?
DIRECTIONS (Qs. 55-56): In the following figure, the smaller triangle represents teachers; the big triangle represents politicians; the circle represents graduates; and the rectangle represents members of Parliament. Different regions are being represented by letters of the English alphabet.
On the basis of the above diagram, answer the following questions: