Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom To be off your food ........

English Language (MTS) Idiom & Phrases

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

To be off your food

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SSC MTS 8th October 2021 Shift-1

To have no food

To help someone

To give food to others

To have no appetite

- "To be off your food" is an idiom. It typically means that you don't feel like eating or have lost interest in eating.

- Option 1: To have no food

- This means there is no food available or present.

- Option 2: To help someone

- This means to assist or lend a hand to another person.

- Option 3: To give food to others

- This refers to sharing or providing food to other people.

- Option 4: To have no appetite

- This means you aren't feeling hungry or don't feel like eating.

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