ill at ease -Idioms

Idioms

ill at ease

nervous or uncomfortable

The man appeared to be ill at ease during the interview.

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ill-disposed to (do something)

ill-gotten gains

implicate (someone) in (something)

in (someone's) clutches

in (someone's) favor

in (someone's) name

in (someone's) prayers

in (someone's) shoes/place

turn out (something) or turn (something) out

on the off-chance

in the middle of nowhere

wade into (something)

far and away the best

on the edge of one's seat

My Account / Test History

Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize : Physiology or Medicine
Year : 1907
Name : charles l. a. laveran
Country : france. .. More >>

Verbal Reasoning