Which sentence uses the idiom "tie the knot" correctly?

A

She tied the knot on her shoes before jogging.

B

He tied the knot with weapons when he joined the army.

C

They tied the knot in a beautiful beach ceremony.

D

After years of studying, she finally tied the knot with her degree.

উত্তরের বিবরণ

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Idiom: tie the knot

Meaning in English: to get married
Meaning in Bangla: বিয়ে করা; বিবাহ বন্ধনে আবদ্ধ হওয়া

Example Sentence:

  • They tied the knot in a beautiful beach ceremony.

Source:

  1. Cambridge Dictionary

  2. Accessible Dictionary by Bangla Academy

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