Man: 'Did the department head approve our budget proposal for the conference?' Woman: 'It's still up in the air.' What does the woman mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. A final decision regarding the conference budget has not yet been determined
'Up in the air' is an idiom indicating that something remains undecided, uncertain, or pending.
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