Idiom for Like a Spy
CMAT 2018 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Vocabulary
Which of the following idiom/ phrase means 'like a spy'?
- A.
Cloak and dagger
- B.
Forty winks
- C.
The alpha and the omega
- D.
Lay bare
Answer
A
Explanation
'Cloak and dagger' refers to activities involving secrecy, mystery, or espionage (like a spy).
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