The idiom "to be Greek to someone" means?

English / Idioms and Proverbs — Multiple-choice practice

  1. A. To be very easy to understand
  2. B. To be written in the Greek language
  3. C. To be a complex problem
  4. D. To be unintelligible

Correct answer

To be unintelligible

Explanation

Explanation To be Greek to someone means to be incomprehensible or unintelligible to someone.

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