What does this idiom mean--- Put your back into something???????
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make a person angry
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work at something with all one’s energy
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To mastermind a conspiracy against someone
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to cry foul words about someone in his/her absence
Reveal answer
Fill a bubble to check yourself
B
Correct answer
Explanation
This idiom means to work with great effort, determination, and physical or mental energy. It implies wholehearted commitment to a task. Options A, C, and D are completely unrelated meanings.
AI explanation
The idiom 'put your back into something' means to apply full physical or mental effort to a task, evoking the image of literally using your back muscles for hard labor. It has nothing to do with anger, conspiracy, or gossip — those meanings belong to entirely different idioms.