<prompt> Maele a fanoeng a bolela eng?Khaola ho lelekisa  <response>: Instruction in English: What does the given idiom mean? . Response in English: Cut to the chase is an idiomatic expression that means to skip over unnecessary details and get straight to the important point or the most interesting part of the story. It is often used as a way to urge someone to focus on the main issue rather than beating around the bush or going off on a tangent. . Response in Sesotho: Cut to the chase ke polelo ea maele e bolelang ho tlola lintlha tse sa hlokahaleng le ho toba ntlha ea bohlokoa kapa karolo e khahlang ka ho fetisisa ea pale. Hangata e sebelisoa e le mokhoa oa ho khothalletsa motho hore a tsepamise maikutlo tabeng ea sehlooho ho e-na le ho otla sehlahla kapa ho tsamaea ka maoto. 