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64c0f8fe23047f4c71e5607d Answer : 4. "beyond one’s capability to understand something"
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Q: Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Over one’s head
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64c0f8fe23047f4c71e5607d- 1something totally unexpectedfalse
- 2being at a disadvantagefalse
- 3unable to function as beforefalse
- 4beyond one’s capability to understand somethingtrue
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Answer : 4. "beyond one’s capability to understand something"
Explanation :
The correct answer is "beyond one's capability to understand something". Key Points. Given Idiom: Over one's head means too complicated to be understood by one. For example, My jokes always seem to go over one's head.
Q:Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Get one’s dander up
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645a1d5b131c83edd3e7395a- 1Rush into someonefalse
- 2get into a difficult situationfalse
- 3Lose one’s tempertrue
- 4To glare venomouslyfalse
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Answer : 3. "Lose one’s temper"
Q:Select the correct option of the idiom/phrase.
"A closed book"
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6322fcff3f5a4d2dcff6455a- 1The subject or person that youtrue
- 2Ordinary personsfalse
- 3In a way that is sincerefalse
- 4Have a secret plan in reservefalse
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Answer : 1. "The subject or person that you"
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