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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Call off
Speak to someone over the phone
Visit someone
Shout someone’s name aloud
Cancel something
- Option 1: Speak to someone over the phone
- This option implies having a conversation with someone using a phone. It is not related to the idiom “call off.”
- Option 2: Visit someone
- This option suggests going to see someone in person. Again, this action does not align with the meaning of the idiom.
- Option 3: Shout someone’s name aloud
- This means loudly calling someone's name, which is different from the idiomatic meaning.
- Option 4: Cancel something
- This is the correct meaning of the idiom "call off." It means to cancel or decide not to go ahead with something planned.
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