Direction: Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.

When someone waves a white flag, it signifies that they want to tolerate to the other party. 

The correct answer is "want to surrender."

 Key Points

• The phrase "wave a white flag" is a common idiom that means to surrender or give up. (समर्पण करना या छोड़ देना)
  • Example: The worker finally waves the white flag in defeat.
• "Want to tolerate" does not make sense in this context as the person waving the white flag is not trying to tolerate anything.
• "Want to interrupt" and "wanted to interrogate" are both incorrect as they do not relate to the act of waving a white flag.
• "Surrender" means to stop fighting and admit that you have lost. (लड़ना बंद कर अपनी हार मान लेना, आत्‍मसमर्पण कर देना)
  • Example: The hijackers eventually wanted to surrender themselves to the police.
• The correct option, "want to surrender", accurately reflects the meaning of the idiom.
• The correct answer is Option 4.