Idiom of the day | To Let a Frog Out of Your Mouth | Day 628

Idiom of the day – To Let a Frog Out of Your Mouth

 

To Let a Frog Out of Your Mouth

English Meaning – To say something thoughtlessly or by mistake, often leading to an embarrassing situation.

Hindi Meaning – अनजाने में कुछ ऐसा बोल देना जिससे शर्मिंदा होना पड़े।

 

To Let a Frog Out of Your Mouth Example

She let a frog out of her mouth by mentioning the surprise party in front of the guest of honour.

उसने मानो मुँह से मेंढक निकाल दिया जब उसने सम्मानित मेहमान के सामने सरप्राइज़ पार्टी का जिक्र कर दिया।

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