Meaning of Idiom 'Run Out'
CMAT 2022 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Language Comprehension
Pick the appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom in the following sentence:
"The lease of our premises has <ins>run out</ins>."
- A.
Enfeebled
- B.
Expired
- C.
Increased
- D.
Prolonged
Answer
B
Explanation
The phrase 'run out' in the context of a lease or agreement means to come to an end or to expire.
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