Some idioms/phrases are given below together with their meanings. Choose the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase: 'To pick holes'.
- ATo irritate someone
- BTo praise someone
- CTo criticize someone
- DTo disappoint someone
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The new $C.M$ $stuck$ $his$ $neck$ $out$ today and promised $10$ $kg$ of free wheat a month for all rural families.
The new $C.M$ $stuck$ $his$ $neck$ $out$ today and promised $10$ $kg$ of free wheat a month for all rural families.
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Discipline is $on\, the\, wane$ in schools and colleges these days.
Discipline is $on\, the\, wane$ in schools and colleges these days.
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Since he knew what would happen,he should be left to $stew\, in\, his\, own\, juice$.
Since he knew what would happen,he should be left to $stew\, in\, his\, own\, juice$.
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If you give John all your money,you are likely to $burn \, your \, fingers.$
If you give John all your money,you are likely to $burn \, your \, fingers.$
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