Choose the alternative which gives the correct meaning of the given idiom or phrase.
Get wind of something
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
Correct Answer: To learn about a secret or private matter
Explanation
• The idiom "get wind of something" means to hear rumors about or discover confidential, secret, or private information indirectly before it is made public.
• Example: The press got wind of the merger talks long before the official announcement was made.