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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Blow one's own trumpet
Follow others
Praise oneself
Condemn others
Be self-reliant
- The idiom "Blow one's own trumpet" means to praise oneself. It involves boasting or talking about one's own achievements, skills, or abilities.
- Option 2: Praise oneself is the correct meaning.
- Option 1: Follow others
- This option suggests going along with what others do, rather than taking initiative or spotlight for oneself. It doesn't align with the idiom.
- Option 3: Condemn others
- This option means to criticize or express strong disapproval of others. It’s unrelated to the idea of self-praise.
- Option 4: Be self-reliant
- Being self-reliant means depending on oneself rather than others. This doesn't capture the same sense of boasting as the idiom.
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