Correct option is D
Option (d) is the correct meaning of the given idiom "to be in hot water."
Given Idiom: "
to be in hot water" typically means to be in trouble or in a situation where one is likely to be punished or criticized.
Example: He found himself in hot water after the documents were leaked to the press.
Other related idioms:
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In deep water - To be in a serious or difficult situation.
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In a pickle - To be in a difficult or tricky situation.
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In a bind - To be in a tough or challenging situation with limited options.
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In a jam - To be in a troublesome or difficult situation.
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Up against the wall - To be in a situation where you are pressured and have few options.
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