Question

Identify the meaning of the idioms or phrases given in capitals in the sentence:
Most of the players of the team were at ODDS over the selection method.

• A. to become angry
• B. in dispute
• C. to become silent
• D. to agree

Hint:

Idioms like ``at odds'' often indicate disagreement or conflict. Understanding idiomatic expressions in context helps improve vocabulary and comprehension.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Let's understand the idiom:
Step 1: Meaning of the idiom "at odds":

• It means to be in disagreement or dispute about something.

Step 2: Analyzing the sentence:

• "Most of the players were at odds over the selection method" means the players disagreed or were in dispute about how the selection was done.

Therefore, the correct meaning is option (B): in dispute.