What does it mean when someone says, "to cost an arm and a leg" Option 1: Require effort Option 2: Be extremely expensive Option 3: Be moderately priced Option 4: Be very cheap

'To cost an arm and a leg' means to be extremely expensive or to cost a great deal of money. The other options describe lower or moderate cost or effort, which the idiom does not mean.

BMSAT Kozhikode - What does it mean when someone says, "to cost an arm and a leg" | PYQs + Solutions

BMSAT Kozhikode - What does it mean when someone says, "to cost an arm and a leg" | PYQs + Solutions | AfterBoards

BMSAT Kozhikode (VA) PYQs

Keyboard Shortcuts