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Instead of typing the question exactly as it was posed in your homework or schoolbook, it would be useful if you gave us all the details. We don't know what you are doing, we don't jnow what you have just read. We don't even know what subject you are studying... it could be German or Swahili for all we know - you have given us no information - not a clue!!!!
I gather from the "2" at the start of the question that this is the second question in a comprehension test.
What idiom? It is probably the one mentioned in question 1.
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