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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Under one’s belt’:

AHiding something secretly
BWearing appropriate clothing
CHaving gained experience or achieved something
DFeeling hungry

Explanation

– This idiom means to have gained experience, skill, or accomplishment in something.
– It is often used to describe accumulated achievements or expertise.
– Example: With five years of teaching under her belt, she felt confident leading the workshop.

Exam Relevance
  • Topic: Idioms
  • Subtopic: Idiomatic Expressions
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