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Option 3 : to be in a risky situation where one mistake causes trouble
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सही उत्तर to be in a risky situation where one mistake causes trouble है।
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prepsnap.in • Part -AQuestion:
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom 'to be on thin ice'.
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to skate confidently on a frozen lake
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to be in a comfortable and safe position
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to be in a risky situation where one mistake causes trouble
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to feel cold and physically numb
Correct Answer: to be in a risky situation where one mistake causes trouble
'To be on thin ice' means to be in a precarious position where the slightest error brings trouble; it has nothing to do with actual ice-skating.
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