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Bussiness phrasal verb

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  • The CEO decided to step down after ten years in the company.
    To resign from or leave a position of authority, often under pressure or at the end of a career.
  • Once the website comes online, customers can place orders.
    For a system, factory, process, or service to become operational and begin functioning.
  • Investors swooped in when they saw a good opportunity.
    To suddenly and decisively take advantage of an opportunity, especially one that others missed.
  • He chose to step aside and focus on another department.
    To voluntarily give up one's role or position so that someone else can take over.
  • She works hard to measure up to the company’s standards.
    To reach or meet a required standard, level of quality, or expectation.
  • The company wants to shake up its marketing strategy.
    To fundamentally disrupt, reorganise, or challenge the existing structure of something.
  • He really stepped up when the team needed help.
    To take on greater responsibility, especially when the situation demands it.
  • The new policy will bring about important changes.
    To cause a significant change, result, or outcome to happen.
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