English, asked by sonalirout80, 11 months ago

"Tripped at his heels"- means

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Answered by khanshifa09

Answer:

at someone's heels

Explanation:

This idiom is used both literally, as in Jean's dog was always at her heels, and figuratively, as in Although his company dominated the technology, he always felt that his competitors were on his heels . This idiom appeared in the 14th-century romance Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.

Answered by jaydev1112

Explanation:

apne unchi adi ke jute me phas jana

iska sahi meaning h

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