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What is the meaning of the idiom "a hard nut to crack"? |
nuts which have a hard shell a difficult problem a dreadful disease to break a promise |
a difficult problem |
The idiom "a hard nut to crack" means a difficult problem. It is a metaphor that compares a difficult problem to a hard-shelled nut that is difficult to open. The idiom can also be used to describe a person who is difficult to understand or deal with. The other options are incorrect. Nuts which have a hard shell is the literal meaning of the idiom, but it is not the idiomatic meaning. A dreadful disease and to break a promise are not related to the idiom in any way. |
