Idiom: “To make both ends meet” means?
- To spend money carelessly
- To become very rich
- To earn just enough to cover one's expenses
- None of these
Explanation
- To make both ends meet means to earn just enough money to cover one’s expenses.
- It refers to managing financially without having much extra money.
- Example: She works two jobs to make both ends meet.
Last verified on 07-09-2026
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- To spend money carelessly
- To become very rich
- To earn just enough to cover one's expenses
- None of these
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- All of these
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- None of these
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- Genuine
- Realistic
- None of these
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