What is the meaning of the phrase "Hold your horses"?
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
Correct Answer: Wait
Explanation
• The idiom "hold your horses" means to slow down, be patient, or wait a moment before acting.
• It originated in the days of horse-drawn vehicles, where a driver literally had to hold the reins to stop the horses.
• Example: Just hold your horses; the teacher will explain the instructions in a minute.