What does the idiom "cost an arm and a leg" mean?

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A To be very expensive.
B To be worth a lot of money.
C To be easily affordable.
D To be of poor quality.

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Answer: A. To be very expensive.

Answer: a) To be very expensive.
Explanation: Used when something is overpriced or requires a lot of money to purchase.

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