2019 · Q67
Choose the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom/phrase.
Idiom/Phrase: To vote with your feet
EnglishIdioms and Phrases
- Ato show that you do not support something
- Bto replace something important
- Cto change something you must do
- Dto express a particular opinion
Explanation
"To vote with your feet" is to show that you do not support something by leaving or withdrawing — e.g., walking out in protest. It is not replacing something (B), changing an obligation (C), or merely expressing an opinion (D). Hence (A).