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Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Throw cold water on

ATo make something popular

BTo oppose or discourage

CTo wash away concerns

DTo encourage enthusiastically

Answer:

B. To oppose or discourage

Read Explanation:

• To oppose or discourage • To "throw cold water on" an idea or plan means to be negative about it, dampen enthusiasm, or discourage someone from pursuing it.


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