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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom Get down to brass tacks.
Question

Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom

Get down to brass tacks.

A.

Compromise, cooperation between people

B.

Get fired from the job

C.

To become serious about something

D.

To be ready

Correct option is C

The correct meaning of the idiom Get down to brass tacks is (c) To become serious about something.
Given Idiom: Get down to brass tacks – meaning: to start focusing on the most important or practical details of a matter.
Hindi Meaning: महत्वपूर्ण बात पर ध्यान देना
Explanation:
The idiom "Get down to brass tacks" means to start dealing with the real issue, usually after initial discussions or pleasantries.
Meanings of all options:
· Compromise, cooperation between people: Incorrect, this refers to working together.
· Get fired from the job: Not related to the idiom.
· To become serious about something: Correct, as the idiom means to focus on important matters.
· To be ready: Incorrect interpretation.

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