The idiom "a gentleman at large" means :
Question and options
The idiom "a gentleman at large" means :
- a man in the crowd
- a man without a job
- a man who runs around
- a man who is generous
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B - a man without a job
"A gentleman at large" is an idiom for a man with no regular job or occupation. It describes someone with no fixed employment, not a man lost in a crowd or one who is generous.
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