Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Blow hot and cold
To change one's mood or opinion frequently
The idiom 'blow hot and cold' describes someone who keeps shifting between favourable and unfavourable attitudes — i.e., changes their mood or opinion frequently. It signifies indecisiveness or inconsistency.
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Break a leg
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Jump the shark
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Not in my line
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To be under the weather
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To hold your horses