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Business idioms

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  • break the ice
    make someone who you have not met before feel more relaxed
  • the bottom line
    the most important or essential part of a situation
  • keep the ball rolling
    sustain or maintain progress or momentum
  • to be caught red-handed
    be discovered in the act of doing something wrong or illegal
  • think outside the box
    be creative and come up with innovative ideas, not limited by traditional thinking
  • not rocket science
    something not very difficult or complicated
  • cut corners
    do something in a quicker or cheaper way, often sacrificing quality
  • cut our losses
    stop doing something that is already failing in order to reduce the amount of time or money that is being wasted on it
  • by the book
    follow rules or guidelines precisely
  • win-win
    a situation where everyone involved benefits
  • in a brief and concise summary
    in a nutshell
  • strike while the iron is hot
    take advantage of an opportunity while it's available
  • pay off
    receive a benefit or positive result from your efforts
  • tighten our belts
    reduce spending and live more frugally
  • track record
    a history of past performance or achievements
  • back to the drawing board
    start over because a previous attempt failed
  • causing a bottleneck
    creating an obstacle or delay in progress or production
  • touch base
    make contact or reconnect with someone
  • strong footing
    a stable or secure position, often in a figurative sense
  • learn the ropes
    acquire the necessary skills or knowledge to do a job
  • reinventing the wheel
    learning to do something that has already been done successfully
  • game changer
    something that significantly alters a situation or strategy
  • corner the market
    Dominate or control a particular sector or industry
  • wear many hats
    take on various roles or responsibilities
  • call it a day
    finish for now