Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the option that best expresses the meaning of the idiom.

To live in clover

  1. to live in great comfort and luxury

  2. to live a care-free life

  3. to be surrounded by cares and worries

  4. to live in great difficulty
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Explanation

'To live in clover' is an idiom meaning to live in luxury, comfort, and prosperity. Clover represents lush, abundant pasture where animals (and by extension people) can live easily without want. The phrase suggests a life of ease and abundance. Care-free life, being surrounded by worries, and living in difficulty are opposite meanings.

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