Concept:The idiom "Bury the hatchet" means to end a quarrel or conflict and restore friendly relations.
Explanation:The phrase comes from a Native American custom of burying weapons to signal peace.
It directly translates to "Make peace" (झगड़ा खत्म करके सुलह करना).
For example: After years of rivalry, the two neighbors decided to bury the hatchet.
Options like "Fight again" or "Ignore a problem" are opposite or unrelated meanings.
"Hide weapons" is a literal reading, not the idiomatic sense.
Thus, the idiom is synonymous with "Make peace".
Answer:Option D: Make peace