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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom bolt from the blue ........

English Language (CHSL) Idiom & Phrases
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    Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom

    bolt from the blue

    winning after losing a game many times

    Incorrect Answer

    something sudden that happens unexpectedly

    Correct Answer

    someone who runs fast and wins a race

    Incorrect Answer

    locking the doors to keep the rain out

    Incorrect Answer
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    Explanation:

    The idiom 'bolt from the blue' means something which is very sudden or something which was unexpected. This is idiom is also called as  a bolt out of the blue which means the same. 

    We can use this idiom in the following sentence:

    Bill's dropping his life insurance was a bolt from the blue for his wife.

    Hence option 2 is the correct answer for the given question.

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