Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom. **Fish out of water**

Options:

• A: To physically remove a fish from its aquatic habitat
• B: To be in a strange or unfamiliar environment
• C: To be in a place where one is completely comfortable and at ease
• D: To find oneself in a situation where one is completely out of place

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