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14 expression(s)

business B1

accept an offer

Discover how to use 'accept an offer' to describe agreeing to a job proposal, business deal, or real estate bid.
business B1

agree on terms

Learn how to use 'agree on terms' to describe reaching a mutual understanding during business negotiations and contracts.
business B2

call off the deal

Learn how to use 'call off the deal' in business English. Understand its meaning, see real-world examples, and test your knowledge.
business B2

come down to price

Understand how to use 'come down to price' to describe the ultimate deciding factor in business negotiations and deals.
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business B1

discuss the contract

Learn how to use 'discuss the contract' in business negotiations to talk about reviewing and negotiating legal agreements.
business C1

hammer out an agreement

Learn how to use the business English idiom 'hammer out an agreement' to describe resolving differences through intense negotiation.
business B2

iron out the details

Master the business idiom 'iron out the details' with natural examples. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it in professional settings.
business B2

make an offer

Master the business phrase 'make an offer' to confidently propose a price, bid, or terms of agreement in professional negotiations and real estate.
business B2

close a transaction

Master the formal business collocation 'close a transaction' to professionally and accurately describe finalizing deals, sales, or acquisitions in English.
business B2

put on the table

Discover how to use the business expression 'put on the table' to present ideas, offers, or proposals in meetings. Learn with examples and common mistakes.
business B1

reach a compromise

Learn how to use 'reach a compromise' in business negotiations. Includes examples, common errors, and practice exercises.
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business C1

smell a rat

Understand the casual business idiom 'smell a rat'. Discover its meaning, see natural conversational examples, and practice using it.
business B1

close a deal

Learn the business English idiom 'close a deal'. Discover its meaning, real conversational examples, common errors to avoid, and helpful practice.
business C1

subject to contract

Learn how to use the formal business term 'subject to contract' to protect negotiations before a final agreement is signed.