1). To be happy, cherish and healthy2). To have a subordinate, les

1.	1). To be happy, cherish and healthy2). To have a subordinate, lesser, or smaller role, position3). To cheat someone4). To play a literary role
Answer» Correct option - 2 The meaning of above GIVEN bold idiom is to play a SUPPORTING or minor ROLE in RELATION to someone ELSE; a subordinate. Thus, option 2 is the correct answer.$

1). To be happy, cherish and healthy2). To have a subordinate, lesser, or smaller role, position3). To cheat someone4). To play a literary role

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Correct option - 2

The meaning of above GIVEN bold idiom is to play a SUPPORTING or minor ROLE in RELATION to someone ELSE; a subordinate. Thus, option 2 is the correct answer.$

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