What does the idiom "a bed of roses" imply?

A

A risky and dangerous task

B

A temporary state of confusion

C

A comfortable and easy situation

D

A difficult and challenging situation

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Idiom: A bed of roses

  • English meaning: A place or situation of agreeable ease; a comfortable and easy situation.

  • Bangla meaning: সুখকর অবস্থা

Correct answer: A comfortable and easy situation ✅

Other options explained:

  • ক) A risky and dangerous task → “walking a tightrope”

  • খ) A temporary state of confusion → “in a fog” বা “at sixes and sevens”

  • ঘ) A difficult and challenging situation → “an uphill battle” বা “a hard row to hoe”

Example sentences:

  • Their life together hasn’t exactly been a bed of roses.

  • Life is not a bed of roses; it comes with challenges.

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