Let's call it a day means ¾¾.

1.The plane ¾ the runway¾ a few yards and crashed into the paddy field.

2.If you concede an idea, you¾.

3.¾ scoring the highest marks in the class, Rohit failed to impress his teacher.

4.In today's globalised world, indigenous culture ¾ by foreign culture.

5.The opposite of '$commendable^{\prime}$ is—

6.¾, he would have passed the admission test

7.Of the two new teachers, one is experienced but —

8.Rasheda has not been able to recall where

9.You'd rather keep quiet about it,—

10.We've run¾ sugar. Could you please buy some more?

11.I don't know how you —— with such noisy, brother. It would drive me crazy.

12.I'm broke. I have to — an idea for making money