Question

what is the meaning of close shave? the pioneers had a close shave when a stampede of buffalo quickly rushed by their camp. a professional haircut a risky situation that ends okay

Explanation:

The phrase "close shave" is an idiom. In the given context, the pioneers faced a dangerous situation (buffalo stampede) but ended up okay. "A professional haircut" is a literal interpretation which doesn't fit the context. The idiomatic meaning aligns with a risky situation that ends okay.

Answer:

a risky situation that ends okay