English Language · Idioms and Phrases
Select the correct meaning of the given idiom: 'Wear out one's welcome'
- 1To share an unpleasant condition or situation with other people
- 2To welcome someone with an elaborate display of hospitality
- 3To remain a guest in a place for too long, until the host no longer wishes you to stay✓
- 4To greet someone very happily and eagerly
Correct answer
To remain a guest in a place for too long, until the host no longer wishes you to stay
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