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Business Phrases

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    Common business phrases in English
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  • Stay in control, and not get behind or let your work pile up
    Stay on top of (something)
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  • To be alert and sure not to make any mistakes.
    to be on the ball
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  • Think of an unusual solution
    Think outside the box
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  • . This idiom means to start something, usually a project or process.
    Let's get the ball rolling
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  • This means to spend time thinking up lots of ideas on a topic or problem together with other people
    brainstorm
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  • To use your power or influence to make something happen that would usually be difficult or impossible.
    To pull some strings.
  •  20
  • If you try to do too much at work, you might not be able to finish.
    .Don't bite off more than you can chew.
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  • This is time when you are not busy working on your main job.
    downtime
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  • Please update me on what’s going on / what's happening with the project.
    Get me up to speed
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  • The speaker just wants you to give him regular updates on what is going on.
    keep me posted
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  • IF you present an idea to your boss and he thinks the idea is good and wants you to do it.
    take it and run with it
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  • Don’t do anything wrong. Be very careful. This project (or whatever) is important.
    Don't drop the ball
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  • bureacracy
    red tape
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  • Something modern and technologically advanced.
    state of the art
  •  25
  • Means to do more than is necessary or to put in extra effort.
    go the extra mile
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  • To do something the cheapest or easiest way possible.
    cut corners
  •  15