Choose the correct sentence:
A. You must cut off your expenditure.
B. You must cut out your expenditure.
C. You must cut up your expenditure.
D. You must cut down your expenditure.
সঠিক উত্তরঃ
D.
You must cut down your expenditure.
Explanation: cut down অর্থ কমানো (reduce)।
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