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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom in the given sentence. She’s feeling under the weather today.
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom in the given sentence.
She’s feeling under the weather today.

A.

She’s feeling happy and energetic.

B.

She’s feeling adventurous and ready for a challenge.

C.

She’s feeling worried about something.

D.

She’s not feeling well or is a bit sick.

Correct option is D


The idiom "under the weather" means feeling slightly unwell or sick.
· Meaning: Feeling ill or not in good health.
· Hindi meaning: बीमार महसूस करना।
· Example: I couldn’t attend the meeting because I was feeling under the weather.
Other related idioms:
· Feeling blue: Feeling sad or depressed.
· Run down: Feeling tired or unwell.
· Out of sorts: Not feeling well or in a bad mood.

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