Answer-Break the bank

The idiom lsquobreak the bankrsquo means lsquocost more than one can afford.rsquo

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Break the

bank In each of the questions given below a phrase/idiom is given and four options are given below it. You have to choose the option which best describes the meaning of the phrase/idiom.

A to encourage someone to steal

B to try to cut a deal in the middle of distress

C to go on a cheap trip.

D to cost too much

E None of these

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