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What does the underlined idiom mean?
The aides complained to the mob boss that his right-hand man, Eddie, had become too big for his boots and may pose a threat to the boss himself.
What does the underlined idiom mean?
The aides complained to the mob boss that his right-hand man, Eddie, had become too big for his boots and may pose a threat to the boss himself.
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The correct option is D Believe he/she is superior to everyone else
To become ‘too big for his boots’ is when someone considers himself superior to everyone else.
Believe he/she is superior to everyone else
To become ‘too big for his boots’ is when someone considers himself superior to everyone else.
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