She turned heads wherever she went. What does the idiom/phrase "turn heads" mean?
Correct answer: C. attract a lot of attention
- A. too pleased
- B. get angry
- C. attract a lot of attention
- D. not knowing what to say
- E. get acquainted
Explanation
To turn heads means to attract people's attention, usually because of one's appearance or striking behaviour. The other options describe emotions or social interaction, not public notice.
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