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Q: Answer-Select the most appropriate meaning of the bold idiom. Despite repeated minor infractions, the regul...

The idiom put its foot down means to act firmly and decisively, especially after a period of tolerance or leniency. In the sentence, the regulator had overlooked repeated minor infractions but finally chose to take strict action.

idiom. Despite repeated minor infractions, the regulator decided it was time to put its foot down on disclosure violations.

A issue a public clarification Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

B issue a public clarification Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

C express dissatisfaction informally Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

D postpone regulatory action Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

Solution

The idiom “put its foot down” means to act firmly and decisively, especially after a period of tolerance or leniency. In the sentence, the regulator had overlooked repeated minor infractions but finally chose to take strict action.

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