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Medium
1 Mark
English
Idioms & Phrases
To 'learn the ropes' means to:
A
learn how a job is done
B
tie knots
C
go sailing
D
quit a job
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Explanation
'To learn the ropes' means to learn how a particular job or task is done.
Reference: English Vocabulary: Idioms & Phrases (Complete Notes) , Page 5
Hint
Pick up how things work.
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