2026 · Q16
Directions : Given below are idioms/phrases. Choose the most appropriate meaning and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly.
Live on your nerves
EnglishIdioms and Phrases
- ATo be continually anxious
- BTo live life to the fullest
- CTo live without fear
- DTo be steely nerved
Explanation
“Live on your nerves” describes someone in a state of constant nervous tension, always keyed up and anxious. That is exactly option (a), “to be continually anxious”. Options (b) and (c) point in the opposite direction (a full or fearless life), and (d) “steely nerved” means the reverse — being unflappable. Hence (a).