In the following question, out of the given four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.

To meet one's eyes

The correct answer is 'Option 1' i.e. "To look at someone directly while they are looking at you".

Key Points

• The phrase "to meet one's eyes" means to make direct eye contact with someone.(किसी से सीधे आँख मिलाना)
• When you "meet someone's eyes," you are looking directly into their eyes while they are looking back into yours.

Therefore, the correct answer is: 'To look at someone directly while they are looking at you'.

Additional Information

• Let's explain all the given options:
  • "To confess something" - This is not the correct interpretation of the phrase. It refers to admitting or acknowledging a wrongdoing or a truth. (कुछ का इतराफ करना)
  • "To make haste" - This means to hurry or to rush. It is not the correct interpretation of the phrase.(जल्दबाजी करना)
  • "To meet someone regularly" - This refers to seeing or interacting with someone frequently, which is not the correct interpretation of the phrase.(नियमित रूप से किसी से मिलना)