What does the phrase 'to take a leap in the dark' mean?
A
not to be reckless and impulsive
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B
to take an action that is risky because its result cannot be predicted
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C
to fall in the dark
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D
to get a ray of hope
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Solution
The correct option is C to take an action that is risky because its result cannot be predicted
An idiomatic expression is an expression that has a meaning different from the literal meaning of the individual words. The given phrase is idiomatic.
Option B: The phrase 'to take a leap in the dark' means 'something you do without being certain what will happen as a result'. It means the same as option B. Hence this is the correct answer.
Options A, C and D do not give the required meaning of the idiom. Hence options A, C and D are wrong.