English, asked by ElizaMaree, 10 months ago

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What is the best definition for the idiom “robbing Peter to pay Paul”

A. Stealing from someone to pay your debts
B. Doing what you must when put in a difficult position
C. Borrowing from one person to pay back another
D. None of these

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Answered by FatimaAlina

1

Answer:

I think so the first option

I am not sure

Answered by NAAMGARCIA

0

Answer:

A

Explanation:

The meaning of this phrase is to take money from a source to give it to another source. This phrase has an old origin that dates back to 1450.

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