Q. Idioms and phrases for- Ruffle somebody’s feather
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Correct Answer: (C)
annoy somebody
Explanation: annoy somebody
Ruffle somebody’s feather = to cause someone to be upset.
Look at the sentence : Mohan ruffled a few feathers when he suggested cutting the teacher’s salaries.
Ruffle somebody’s feather = to cause someone to be upset.
Look at the sentence : Mohan ruffled a few feathers when he suggested cutting the teacher’s salaries.
Explanation by: Chandan Das
annoy somebody
Ruffle somebody’s feather = to cause someone to be upset.
Look at the sentence : Mohan ruffled a few feathers when he suggested cutting the teacher’s salaries.
Ruffle somebody’s feather = to cause someone to be upset.
Look at the sentence : Mohan ruffled a few feathers when he suggested cutting the teacher’s salaries.