Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase highlighted in the sentence.
It was he who put a spoke in my wheel.

Correct option is C

The idiom "put a spoke in my wheel" means to thwart, hinder, or prevent the progress of something, especially a plan or effort.
· Put a spoke in my wheel: To interfere with or hinder the progress of a plan, often with the intention of causing problems or stopping success.
· Hindi Meaning: योजना में रुकावट डालना
· Example: She put a spoke in his wheel by alerting the authorities before the project could begin.
· Thwarted: Means to prevent someone from accomplishing something or to oppose their efforts, making it the correct synonym in this case.
· Hindi Meaning: विफल करना
· Example: The bad weather thwarted their plans for a picnic.
Other options are incorrect:
· Tried to cause an accident: This is unrelated to the idiom, which is about interfering with a plan, not causing harm.
· Helped in the execution of the plan: This is the opposite meaning, as the idiom refers to preventing the plan's execution.
· Destroyed the plan: While this might sound similar, it doesn't specifically indicate interference or hindrance, which the idiom conveys.