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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
to be taken aback
to pay no heed
to be very excited
to be surprised
to take something back
- Option 1: To pay no heed
This means to ignore or disregard something.
- Option 2: To be very excited
This refers to feeling eager, enthusiastic, or thrilled about something.
- Option 3: To be surprised
This phrase means to be taken by surprise, find something unexpected or shocking.
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- Option 4: To take something back
This usually means to retract a statement or action, or to physically return an item.
"To be taken aback" typically means to be surprised or to react with unexpectedness.
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