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Choose the one which best expresses its meaning. 'At daggers drawn' means
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Correct answer and explanation
Correct answer: On bad terms with
Explanation: Correct Answer: B) On bad terms with š Explanation: The idiom 'at daggers drawn' is used to describe two people or groups who are in a state of extreme hostility. It implies they are ready to fight and are on very 'bad terms'. The phrase creates a visual image of people holding weapons against each other.