Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom.

The team decided to **pull out all the stops** for their upcoming presentation.

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Select the most appropriate meaning of the underlined idiom.

The team decided to **pull out all the stops** for their upcoming presentation.

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**Solution:**

1. The idiom **"pull out all the stops"** means to make every possible effort to achieve success or accomplish something.

2. In the given sentence, the team is preparing for an important presentation and intends to do everything possible to ensure it goes well.

3. Option 4 correctly captures this meaning as it states "To do everything to make something successful."

4. The other options do not fit the idiom's meaning:
   - Option 1 means to keep things simple, which is unrelated.
   - Option 2 means to wait for a better time, which is opposite to taking full action.
   - Option 3 means to give up easily, which contradicts the idiom's intent.

**Answer:** To do everything to make something successful

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