Question

what is the meaning of a fish out of water?
dustin was used to driving everywhere, so he felt like a fish out of water when taking the subway for the first time.
someones husband or wife
a sea creature that is stranded on the shore
one who is in a place where one doesnt belong
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Explanation:

The phrase "a fish out of water" is an idiom. Idioms are expressions that have a figurative meaning different from the literal meaning of the words. In the given example, Dustin was used to driving (his normal or familiar situation) and taking the subway (a new, unfamiliar situation) made him feel like he didn't fit in. This shows that the idiom is used to describe someone in an unfamiliar or uncomfortable place where they don't belong.

Answer:

one who is in a place where one doesn't belong