Idioms & Phrases · Question 18 · Easy
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: under the weather
- Caught in the rain
- Short of money
- Slightly unwell
- Very busy
Answer and explanation
Answer: C. Slightly unwell
Explanation: If you are under the weather, you feel a little ill.
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