You are talking about the poorest and the most disadvantaged people in the country. To play ducks and drakes with their service is reprehensible. The underlined idiom in the above sentence means:

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The correct answer is (A): to treat someone badly by being dishonest with them.

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to treat someone badly by being dishonest with them

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to show anger and criticism towards someone

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to take decisions without considering their feelings

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to increase the pressure on someone to make them do what you want them to

LIST I (Phrases)		LIST II (Meaning)
A	Break into	I	in search of
B	Cut down	II	wear
C	Look out for	III	enter by force
D	Put on	IV	reduce

You are talking about the poorest and the most disadvantaged people in the country. To play ducks and drakes with their service is reprehensible.
The underlined idiom in the above sentence means:

The Correct Option is A

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You are talking about the poorest and the most disadvantaged people in the country. To play ducks and drakes with their service is reprehensible.The underlined idiom in the above sentence means:

The Correct Option is A

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You are talking about the poorest and the most disadvantaged people in the country. To play ducks and drakes with their service is reprehensible.
The underlined idiom in the above sentence means: