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Select the most appropriate meaning of the highlighted idiom. I was like a fish out of water in the new firm.
Question

Select the most appropriate meaning of the highlighted idiom.
I was like a fish out of water in the new firm.

A.

Nosy yet firm

B.

Very adventurous

C.

Always comfortable

D.

Being uncomfortable and restless

Correct option is D

A fish out of water - a person in a completely unsuitable environment or situation.
Use in a sentence- Senior bankers are fish out of water when it comes to international lending.

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