Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
"Call it a day"

Correct option is D

Explanation of the Correct Answer: · "Call it a day" means to stop working or doing an activity for the rest of the day.
· Option (d) "To decide to stop doing something" correctly captures this meaning.
Why Are the Other Options Incorrect? · (a) "To stop worrying over something" → Incorrect; it refers to ending stress, not stopping work.
· (b) "To reach the destination" → Incorrect; this does not match the idiom's meaning.
· (c) "To avoid meeting someone" → Incorrect; this meaning is unrelated to the idiom.
Thus, the correct sentence is:
"After working for eight hours straight, the team decided to call it a day."