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Find out the correct meaning of the following phrase
Bite off more than you can chew
- Option 1)
To take a huge and difficult task
- Option 2)
To eat more than you can digest
- Option 3)
To let the expenditure exceed the resources
- Option 4)
To work very hard
Answers (1)
The phrase means to take a huge and difficult task
Option 1)
To take a huge and difficult task
Correct option
Option 2)
To eat more than you can digest
incorrect option
Option 3)
To let the expenditure exceed the resources
incorrect option
Option 4)
To work very hard
incorrect option
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