Select the appropriate meaning of the given idioms On shank rsquo s mare ........

English (SSC) Idiom & Phrases

Select the appropriate meaning of the given idioms.

On shank’s mare

On foot

On an elephant

On a bicycle

On a lion

- The idiom "On shank’s mare" means to travel by walking. It figuratively refers to using one's legs.

- Option 1: On foot

- This is the correct interpretation. The phrase implies moving or traveling using one's feet.

- Option 2: On an elephant

- This option suggests riding an elephant, which is not related to the idiom.

- Option 3: On a bicycle

- Riding a bicycle also doesn't fit the traditional meaning of "shank’s mare."

- Option 4: On a lion

- This is an imaginative option and not related to the idiom's meaning.

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