From the options provided choose the one that best explains the highlighted idiom / phrase:
Look sharp, otherwise you will miss the train.

Correct option is D

The correct explanation for the idiom "Look sharp" is (d) Hurry up.
· Look sharp: This idiom means to act quickly or hurry up, especially when there is a sense of urgency.
· Hindi meaning: जल्दी करो
· Example: Look sharp! We need to catch the bus in five minutes.
Related Idioms:
1. Hustle up: Similar to "look sharp," this means to hurry or move quickly.
· Example: Hustle up! The show is about to start.
2. Move your feet: This means to act quickly or hurry, often used in situations requiring quick action.
· Example: Move your feet if you want to catch the last bus.
3. Step on it: This idiom is used to urge someone to go faster or hurry up.
· Example: Step on it! We’re running out of time.
4. Get a move on: This means to start moving or act more quickly.
· Example: Get a move on, or we'll miss the movie.