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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Fall out with someone

  1. A
    Plan a trip with someone close
  2. B
    Stop being friendly after an argument
  3. C
    Offer a hand of friendship
  4. D
    Enter into a contract with someone

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The idiom "fall out with someone" means to argue or quarrel with someone, resulting in the termination of a friendly relationship. Thus, option B is the correct choice.

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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Fall out with someone
A
Plan a trip with someone close
B
Stop being friendly after an argument
C
Offer a hand of friendship
D
Enter into a contract with someone

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