Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.

Give and take

Obliging each other mutually

The most appropriate meaning of the idiom "give and take" is >Obliging each other mutually.<

The idiom "give and take" means to be willing to compromise or make concessions in order to reach an agreement or to get along with others. It is often used to describe relationships, such as friendships, marriages, and business partnerships.

The other options are not correct.

• "Being mild in your dealings" does not mean "give and take." Being mild means being gentle and kind.
• "Giving away something for free" does not mean "give and take." Giving away something for free means not expecting anything in return.
• "Taking something from others" does not mean "give and take." Taking something from others means not giving anything in return.