WBCS.LIVE practice question
'To feel under the weather' means:
Solve this multiple-choice question and check the correct answer with its explanation below.
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Correct answer and explanation
Correct answer: feel unwell
Explanation: ā Correct Answer: C. feel unwell š Explanation: To 'feel under the weather' is an idiom used when someone feels slightly sick or exhausted. It usually refers to minor illnesses like a cold or a headache. The person does not feel their normal self but is not seriously ill. It is a very common informal expression in English speaking countries.