The idiom “To smell a rat” means?
FPSC Past Papers / All - Multiple-choice practice
- A. None of these
- B. To see signs of plague epidemic
- C. To get bad small of a bad dead rat
- D. To suspect foul dealings
Correct answer
To suspect foul dealings
Explanation
Explanation The idiom " to smell a rat " means to sense something suspicious or deceitful. It implies suspecting dishonesty or wrongdoing in a situation.
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