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Meaning of the idiom "Get cold feet":

A To fall ill
B To become nervous before doing something
C To become excited
D To feel cold

Correct Answer: Option B — To become nervous before doing something

Explanation:

'Get cold feet' means to suddenly feel too nervous to do something you had planned, often before an important event. It is not about temperature or illness.

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Subject	English
Difficulty	Medium
Exam Types	ppsc
Correct	Option B

Meaning of the idiom "Get cold feet":

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