BUSINESS PHRASALS

My boss asked me to LOOK INTO/ LOOK OUT OF the problem with the chocolate pens. (Meaning: to examine the facts about a problem/situation)

We need to DRAW DOWN/ DRAW UP a contract for the new consultant. (Meaning: prepare sth in writing)

Everyone loves our chocolate pens - they're really TAKING ON/TAKING OFF! (Meaning: to suddenly become popular/successful)

If we keep buying expensive furniture for reception, we're going to DROP OUT OF/ RUN OUT OF money (Meaning: use all of sth)

We're so busy - we need to TAKE ON/TAKE OFF more staff! (Meaning: hire/employ staff)

We need to BRING IN / BRING OUT a consultant to fix the chocolate pen fiasco. (Meaning: To ask sb to do a particular job)

Jeff, this summer, a few problems have TURNED DOWN/ TURNED UP with our chocolate pens. (Meaning: to appear)

They want you to be Chief Wine Taster?!? You have to TAKE UP / TAKE DOWN their offer! (Meaning: to accept)

Are you serious?!? You TURNED UP/ TURNED DOWN the wine-tasting job?! (Meaning: to refuse/say no to an offer)

I'll quickly LOOK ACROSS / LOOK OVER your proposal before the meeting. (Meaning: to quickly examine sth)