Q.

What is the meaning of the idiom “To drive a hard bargain”?


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a

Not easily available

b

Earn enough

c

Be in the same difficult situation

d

Uncompromising in making a deal 

answer is A.

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Detailed Solution

        The idiom "to drive a hard bargain" implies to be extreme in an exchange or agreement, it alludes to something not being available effortlessly.
        For example- He drives a hard bargain, but we, at last, made a deal.
 
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