Question
Choose the correct option showing the meaning of the
Idiom highlighted in the given sentence The company's new CEO is cutting corners to save money.Solution
The idiom "cutting corners" means to take shortcuts and sacrifice quality for speed or cost savings, especially in a business or professional context.
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