The idiom "keep something at bay" means:

Correct answer: A. To avoid something

  • A. To avoid something
  • B. To attack fiercely
  • C. To store something away
  • D. To invite trouble

Explanation

The idiom 'keep something at bay' refers to the act of preventing something undesirable from approaching or having an effect on you. In this context, it suggests the importance of managing potential challenges or threats. Option A is correct as it accurately reflects the meaning of the idiom. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they misinterpret the idiom; they either suggest aggression (B), storage (C), or inviting problems (D), which are not aligned with the idiomatic expression's intent.

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