What does the idiom 'Straight from the horse's mouth' mean?
- A. To give up or admit defeat
- B. To lose an opportunity by being too slow to act
- C. To make a special effort beyond what is expected
- D. Information obtained directly from the original or most reliable source ✓
Correct answer
D. Information obtained directly from the original or most reliable source
Explanation
'Straight from the horse's mouth' means information obtained directly from the original or most reliable source.