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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Bang for the buck
More value for money
Less value for money
A sorrowful heart
Dash against something
- "Bang for the buck" is an idiom that originally refers to getting the most value or benefit for the money spent. It's about maximizing efficiency and getting good deals.
- Option 1: More value for money
- This option aligns perfectly with the idiom. It means getting good returns or benefits in relation to what is spent.
- This is the correct answer.
- Option 2: Less value for money
- This means not getting enough benefits for what you spend, the opposite of the idiom.
- Option 3: A sorrowful heart
- This is unrelated to the idiom. It refers to someone feeling sad or heartbroken.
- Option 4: Dash against something
- This option means colliding with something, and doesn’t capture the financial or value-related sense of the idiom.
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