The idiomatic expression 'cut back ' means.

A returns to previous position
B reducing expenditure
C stop production
D reducing interest rate

Correct Answer: reducing expenditure

Cut back - ব্যয় হ্রাস করা ( reducing expenditure), stop production - সুদের হার কমানো , returns to previous position - পুরোনো অবস্থানে ফিরে আসা।
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