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The idiomatic expression 'make both ends meet' means:

A $get by$
B $get over$
C $get done$
D $get well$

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The idiom "make both ends meet" means to earn just enough money to live on or pay for one's necessary expenses. The phrasal verb "get by" means to manage or survive with few resources, making it the closest synonym.

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The idiomatic expression 'make both ends meet' means:

A

get by

B

get over

C

get done

D

get well

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