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Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiomatic expression:
The two neighbors have been at daggers drawn with each other for months.

  1. A
    Friendly
  2. B
    On bad terms with
  3. C
    Acquainted
  4. D
    Unknown

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The idiom "at daggers drawn" means to be in a state of open, bitter hostility or enmity with someone, or to be on extremely bad terms. Therefore, option B is the correct meaning.

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Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiomatic expression:
The two neighbors have been at daggers drawn with each other for months.
A
Friendly
B
On bad terms with
C
Acquainted
D
Unknown

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