Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Make waves

Correct option is A

The correct meaning of the idiom "Make waves" is "To cause difficulty."
The idiom "Make waves" refers to causing a significant impact, disturbance, or difficulty, especially in a situation where things are otherwise calm. It often implies creating a stir or drawing attention.
Example: Her bold decisions made waves in the industry, challenging the status quo.
Meanings of the other options:
· (b) To give up: Incorrect, as the idiom does not imply surrender or quitting. (हार मानना)
· (c) To take it easy: Incorrect, as "make waves" suggests causing a stir, not relaxing. (आराम करना)
· (d) To have patience: Incorrect, as the idiom does not relate to tolerance or waiting calmly. (धैर्य रखना)
Related Idioms:
1. Rock the boat: To disturb the status quo or create problems. (स्थिति को अस्थिर करना)
2. Cause a stir: To provoke strong emotions or reactions. (उत्तेजना पैदा करना)
3. Set the ball rolling: To initiate an action or movement. (शुरुआत करना)