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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. Ace in the hole |
To create noisy disturbances so that competitors are unable to work. A major advantage that one keeps hidden until an ideal time. To attempt to do the impossible To suffer an injury on the lower body. |
A major advantage that one keeps hidden until an ideal time. |
The most appropriate meaning of the given idiom "ace in the hole" is a major advantage that one keeps hidden until an ideal time. This idiom means to have something that gives you a significant advantage over your opponent, but that you keep hidden until the right time to use it. It is often used to describe a secret weapon or strategy that someone has up their sleeve. The other options are incorrect:
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