Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.To bite off more than one can chew
A. To take on a task bigger than one can manage
B. To eat too quickly
C. To speak rudely to elders
D. To be greedy for food
A. To take on a task bigger than one can manage
B. To eat too quickly
C. To speak rudely to elders
D. To be greedy for food
Best answer
Answer: A. To take on a task bigger than one can manage
Answer: (A) To take on a task bigger than one can manage
To bite off more than one can chew = to try to do more than one is able to, e.g. taking on three projects at once.
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