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The expression 'bolt from the blue' means:

Aa regular incident

Ban unexpected, shocking incident

Cblue colour of the sky

Dblue veins that appear when one is tensed

Answer:

B. an unexpected, shocking incident

Read Explanation:

  • Drop of a hat - instantly

  • Dog eat dog - competitive for profit

  • Hit the nail on the head - Said exactly the right thing

  • Once in a blue moon - Something that occurs very rarely

  • To call a spade a spade - To speak frankly

  • On the cards - certain


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