cut to the meat?

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Daniellll

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I've heard a teacher telling a student to make his presentation short by saying:

"cut to the meat" or something like that. Is there any phrase that conveys what he was saying
 
I've heard a teacher telling a student to make his presentation short by saying:

"cut to the meat" or something like that. Is there any phrase that conveys what he was saying
"Get to the point".
 
I’m not a teacher.

Hi Daniellll,

In my humble opinion the mentioned phrase is irrational. I have never seen the like of it. I know only the phrase “cut of meat”. There is a more appropriate phrase “cut to the bone”.

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Regards,

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