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Which of these idioms means 'from one difficult situation to another more difficult one?

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A dog in the manger
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A needle in a haystack
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From the frying pan into the fire
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A drop in the ocean
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The correct option is C From the frying pan into the fire
  • 'From one difficult situation to another more difficult one' phrase originated from the earliest century Greek poetry and is used to describe going from a bad situation to a worse one.
  • For example: In a bid to gain independence, she agreed to get married early, not knowing she was jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.

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