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Directions: Given below are some idioms/phrases followed by four alternatives each. Select the most appropriate alternative which gives the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase. 'Straight from the horse's mouth'
Options
- AReady and eager to engage in an activity
- BSignificantly disturbing business
- CInformation from reliable and authoritative source
- DSudden feelings of fear and embarrassment
Correct answer
C. Information from reliable and authoritative source
Step-by-step solution
The idiom 'Straight from the horse's mouth' means getting information directly from the most reliable, original, or authoritative source. Therefore, the correct meaning is 'Information from reliable and authoritative source'. Answer: Information from reliable and authoritative source