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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Currying favour

1. Seeking approval through flattery
2. Seeking financial gain
3. Avoiding confrontation
4. Making public criticism

Correct answer: Seeking approval through flattery

Solution

“Currying favour” means trying to gain someone’s approval or goodwill, usually by flattery or excessive attention. It does not mean financial gain or criticism.

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