Rule reminder
Near-synonymous idioms often differ in degree, register, or focus. 'Andare su tutte le furie' is more explosive than 'perdere le staffe'; 'fare bella figura' is positive while 'fare buona impressione' is more neutral. Precision matters at B2 level.
After a tense negotiation, the deal was finally signed and everything worked out. Which idiom best expresses this outcome?