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Select the options that most appropriately describe the meaning of below idioms/phrases. To be in a fix
Options
- Ato receive strong criticism
- Bto support oneself
- Cto fix problems
- Dto be in a difficult situation
Correct answer
D. to be in a difficult situation
Step-by-step solution
The idiom 'to be in a fix' means 'to be in a difficult situation'. If someone is "in a fix", the person is in a difficult, troublesome, dangerous or awkward situation from which it is hard to extricate oneself.