Idiom Meaning - Upset the Apple Cart
MAT 2018 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Idioms & Phrases
Choose the alternative that gives the closest meaning for the underlined expression.
Our plans were all set, and then she came along to <u>upset the apple cart</u>.
- A.
to make apple pie
- B.
to bring a basket of apples
- C.
to spoil our plans
- D.
to be clumsy
Answer
C
Explanation
The idiom 'upset the apple cart' means to spoil or ruin carefully laid plans.
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