English Language · English
Choose the correct meaning of the given idiom: 'To take the wind out of another's sails'
- 1to act as a guide for someone's journey
- 2to anticipate another and to gain an advantage over him✓
- 3to fully agree with the motives of another
- 4to cause physical harm to another
Correct answer
to anticipate another and to gain an advantage over him
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