Which of the following idiom given in the alternatives has the meaning?
Lacking experience; immature.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
Wet behind the ears: It refers to someone who is inexperienced, naive, or immature, often because they are young or new to a particular job or situation. The phrase comes from the idea of a newborn animal (like a calf or foal) that is still wet from birth, specifically in the indentations behind its ears.
Box somebody's ears: This means to slap or hit someone on the side of the head or ears as a form of punishment.
Flea in the ear: To give someone a "flea in their ear" means to give them a sharp, stinging rebuke or a scolding that sends them away feeling annoyed or humiliated.
Easy on the ear: This refers to something (usually music or a voice) that is pleasant and relaxing to listen to.