Question

what is the correct meaning of the phrase cold feet? as levar waited in line and looked at the roller coasters many loops and drops, he suddenly got cold feet. sadness about an event fear that stops a planned action an illness that starts immediately a change in temperature

Explanation:

The phrase "cold feet" is an idiom. In the context where Levar is waiting in line for a roller - coaster (a potentially scary ride) and then gets "cold feet", it implies a sudden fear. Idioms often have non - literal meanings. "Sadness about an event" doesn't fit the context of a thrilling (but scary) ride. "An illness that starts immediately" and "a change in temperature" are too literal interpretations. The idiom "cold feet" specifically means fear that stops a planned action.

Answer:

fear that stops a planned action