What does the idiom 'Cut no ice' mean?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Correct Answer: Be ineffective
Explanation:
• The idiom 'cut no ice' means to fail to make an impression, have no influence, or be completely ineffective.
• It is commonly used when an excuse, explanation, or argument fails to persuade someone.
• Example: His late-submission excuses cut no ice with the strict examiner.