Question
Each of the following five items carries a phrase/idiom.
Select the correct answer out of the four given choices (a), (b), (c) or (d) which conveys the closest meaning of the given phrase/idiom. To go for the jugular?Solution
To go for the jugular means to attack quickly and savagely in the most vicious and effective way possible.
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