Question : Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Have a narrow escape
Option 1: Only just succeed in doing something
Option 2: Likely to fall in the near future
Option 3: Do something very risky
Option 4: Just manage to avoid danger or trouble
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Correct Answer: Just manage to avoid danger or trouble
Solution : The fourth option is the correct answer.
The phrase "have a narrow escape" implies a situation where someone barely avoids a potential danger or trouble, emphasising a close call. The fourth option, "just manage to avoid danger or trouble", accurately captures this meaning as it reflects the idea that the person involved narrowly avoided a negative outcome.
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