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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Gate-crasher 

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  1. Thick grass
  2. A person who enters an event without any invitation
  3. A blind person
  4. A cobra that lives in gardens

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Option 2 : A person who enters an event without any invitation
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The correct answer is: A person who enters event without any invitation.

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  • The given idiom "Gate-crasher" refers to a person who attends a social event without being invited or without paying. This individual typically enters parties, weddings, or other gatherings uninvited. (बिना बुलाए जो किसी इवेंट में चले आते हैं)
    • Example: The event was going well until a gate-crasher disrupted the proceedings.

Therefore, the correct answer is- A person who enters an event without any invitation.

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