Which one of the following is the correct English meaning of that idiom?
A. A back seat: A low position in order of priority
B. A bag of bones: Show good results
C. As it were: A particularly difficult
D. Armed to the teeth: Something that is cause of dispute
সঠিক উত্তরঃ
A.
A back seat: A low position in order of priority
Explanation:
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