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Break a leg idiom mean

A. To injury
B. Good luck
C. To fall
D. Unfortunate
Correct Answer: B. Good luck

The correct answer is Good luck. The idiom 'break a leg' is a well‑known theatrical expression used to wish someone good luck before a performance. It originated in the theater where saying 'good luck' was considered bad luck. The phrase does not mean to cause injury, to fall, or to be unfortunate. Therefore, Good luck is the correct meaning.

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