Winning the international tournament was a feather in his cap.
What does the idiom 'a feather in his cap' mean?

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A An expected outcome
B An embarrassing moment
C An achievement to be proud of
D A stroke of sheer luck

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Answer: C. An achievement to be proud of

Correct Answer: c) An achievement to be proud of
Explanation: "A feather in one's cap" refers to an honour, praise, or a distinct achievement that brings credit to someone.

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