From the alternatives given below, select the correct meaning of the idiom.
A bigger bang for one's buck.
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
This idiom originated in the mid-20th century (often attributed to US military budgeting) and is used to describe getting a better return on an investment or more "value" out of a specific cost.
Bang: Refers to the excitement, power, or effectiveness of the result.
Buck: Is a slang term for a dollar (money).