English Class 5 Idioms

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Find the correct meaning of the idioms in quotation marks.
The new boss often "turn a blind eye" to bad behaviour in our office.

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A Deliberately praise someone
B Deliberately ignore something
C Be angry
D Be calm

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Answer: B. Deliberately ignore something

The correct meaning of the idiom "turn a blind eye" is:
B. Deliberately ignore something
Explanation:
To "turn a blind eye" means to consciously choose to ignore, overlook, or pretend not to see something (usually bad behavior, wrongdoings, or something problematic)

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