Question

Choose the most appropriate option for the following idiomatic expression: Instead of wasting time in discussions, kindly get down to brass tacks.

• A. to utilize time.
• B. to make all possible efforts.
• C. to deal with the matter up-front.
• D. to know a thing thoroughly.

Hint:

"Get down to brass tacks" refers to addressing the core issues directly and practically, without any distractions.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The idiomatic expression "get down to brass tacks" means to start dealing with the most important, practical, or basic aspects of something, especially after wasting time. The correct meaning is: \[ \text{to deal with the matter up-front.} \] Thus, the correct answer is (C).