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What does the idiom ‘Get to the point’ mean?
Question

What does the idiom ‘Get to the point’ mean?

A.

Speak directly

B.

Interrupt

C.

Avoid the matter

D.

Speak indirectly

Correct option is A

Option (a) is the correct meaning of the given idiom.
Given Idiom: Get to the pointto speak directly and concisely without unnecessary details; come to the main idea; सीधे मुद्दे पर आना, घुमा-फिरा कर न कहना.
Example: We’re short of time—please get to the point .
Other related idioms and their meanings:
· Cut to the chase: come to the important part quickly.
· Beat around the bush (opp.): avoid the main topic; बात घुमाना.
· Call a spade a spade: speak bluntly and honestly.

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