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Choose the correct meaning of idiom: Get the jump on

AAdmit defeat suddenly

BGain an edge by moving first

CTurn against one's friends

DAvoid consequences

Answer:

B. Gain an edge by moving first

Read Explanation:

Gain an edge by moving first To "get the jump on" someone means to start doing something before they do, thereby catching them off guard and securing an early advantage or head start.


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