Raj feels "under the weather". What does this mean?
AHe is standing in the rain
BHe is watching the clouds
CHe is feeling a little ill
DHe is feeling very happy
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. He is feeling a little ill
Under the weather is an idiom meaning slightly unwell.
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