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Business Idioms

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    Business Idioms
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  • to rely on only one thing to bring success
    put all one's eggs in one basket
  •  15
  • excessive rules, procedures, and regulations that make it difficult to accomplish something.
    red tape
  •  10
  • to cause problems or disrupt a peaceful situation
    rock the boat
  •  15
  • If people are in the same situation, they are...
    in the same boat
  •  15
  • to do something until it is finished
    see something through
  •  25
  • to end a relationship (not a phrasal verb)
    sever ties
  •  15
  • a conversation about unimportant topics that do not offend people (the weather, for example).
    small talk
  •  15
  • not to change one's opinion or position
    stand one's ground
  •  15
  • to start something in a positive way
    start off on the right foot
  •  15
  • something modern and technologically advanced
    state of the art
  •  10
  • to convince someone to do something
    talk someone into something
  •  15
  • to quit, to give up
    throw in the towel
  •  10
  • Something done secretly (and usually illegally) in the business world
    under the table
  •  15
  • people hear about it through informal conversation with friends, family members, acquaintances, etc.
    word of mouth
  •  15
  • to persuade or convince someone to do something that he or she does not want to do
    twist someone's arm
  •  15