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Select the intended meaning of the idiom in the following sentence. He really drives a hard bargain. 1.He gets the most for his money. 2.He likes to drive long and hard.

Select the intended meaning of the idiom in the following sentence. He really drives a hard bargain. 1.He gets the most for his money. 2.He likes to drive long and hard.
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Select the intended meaning of the idiom in the following sentence.

He really drives a hard bargain.

1.He gets the most for his money.
2.He likes to drive long and hard.

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answer: 1- he gets the most for his money

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