Some idioms/phrases are given below together with their meanings. Choose the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase: 'To catch a tartar'.
- Ato meet with disaster
- Bto fall sick
- Cto accomplish a difficult task
- Dto deal with someone who proves unexpectedly powerful
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$I$ did not mind what he was saying,he was only $talking\ through\ his\ hat$.
$I$ did not mind what he was saying,he was only $talking\ through\ his\ hat$.
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$I$ met him after a long time,but he gave me $the \, cold \, shoulder$.
$I$ met him after a long time,but he gave me $the \, cold \, shoulder$.
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As a politician,he is used to being $in\, the\, limelight$ all the time.
As a politician,he is used to being $in\, the\, limelight$ all the time.
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Mohan always $keeps\, himself\, to\, himself$.
Mohan always $keeps\, himself\, to\, himself$.
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His speech $went\, down\, well\, with$ the majority of the audience.
His speech $went\, down\, well\, with$ the majority of the audience.
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