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Select the most appropriate meaning of the following idiom.
To take a chill pill
To ask a doctor for medication
To drink cold water
To gulp a tablet for a cold
To calm down
- Option 4: To calm down
- This is the correct meaning of the idiom. "To take a chill pill" means to relax or calm down, usually after being overly stressed, anxious, or upset. People often use this phrase to suggest someone should not take things too seriously.
- Option 1: To ask a doctor for medication
- This option suggests a literal action related to medication, which doesn't relate to the idiomatic usage.
- Option 2: To drink cold water
- While drinking cold water might physically cool you, it isn't connected to the idiomatic meaning.
- Option 3: To gulp a tablet for a cold
- This option is misleading as it focuses on a literal action rather than the figurative meaning of calming down.
- Your interpretation of the idiom is spot on. Your answer is right!
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