The idiom ‘let sleeping dogs lie’ means
Question and options
The idiom ‘let sleeping dogs lie’ means
- It’s too late
- It’s not complicated
- Tell something briefly
- Stop discussing an issue
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Stop discussing an issue
"Let sleeping dogs lie" advises against stirring up a settled or troublesome matter, that is, to stop discussing an issue that is best left alone. It has nothing to do with lateness, simplicity or brevity.
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