Let’s get down to brass tacks
English
Meaning
The phrase get down to brass tacks (not brass tax) is an Americanism dating from the 19th century. In the idiom, brass tacks means (1) the essentials, or (2) the basic facts, so to get down to brass tacks is to focus on the essentials. The phrase's exact derivation is unknown, though there are a few theories.
Equivalent idioms in other languages
This is how you express this idiom across languages and locales.
List
Map
No equivalent idioms across languages yet...