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kanhaiya seth

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· 1 Months ago

confusion (Question:320861.0)

answer may be B

Question:

Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase and mark it.

It is hard to strike a bargain with a woman.

Options:
A)

to finalise a deal

B)

to negotiate a deal

C)

to negotiate

D)

to deal

Solution:

The idiom, ‘strike a bargain’ means: to make an agreement after a negotiation. 

Example: The two parties had an argument initially, but after a while, they struck a bargain.

The meaning of rest of the phrases:

To finalise a deal - to stop making changes to a plan, date, agreement, etc. and make a final decision about it

To negotiate a deal - to achieve, arrange, or agree to something by having formal discussions with someone

To negotiate - obtain or bring about by discussion.

Admin

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· 1 Months ago

We are not dealing over here we are just negotiationg with her in terms of price so it is very hard to deal with woman is the right answer.
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