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business B1

agenda item

Learn how to use 'agenda item' to refer to specific topics of discussion in professional meetings.
relationships C1

expose private grievances

Learn the formal expression 'expose private grievances,' meaning to make personal complaints or conflicts public, and how to use it correctly in relationships.
business B1

ignore the instructions

Learn how to use 'ignore the instructions' in English to describe failing to follow guidelines, manuals, or procedures.
business B1

invite feedback

Learn how to use 'invite feedback' in professional English. Discover natural examples, correct usage, and practice exercises for workplace communication.
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business B2

put forward a suggestion

Master the business phrase 'put forward a suggestion' to confidently share your ideas in meetings and emails.
business B2

bring to a close

Learn how to use the formal business expression 'bring to a close' to professionally end meetings, projects, or discussions in a workplace setting.
business C1

burn your bridges

Master the business English idiom 'burn your bridges'. Learn its meaning, explore natural examples, and avoid common mistakes in professional speech.
business B2

keep at arm's length

Learn how to use 'keep at arm's length' in business to describe maintaining professional distance and avoiding close personal or financial involvement.
business B1

receive feedback

Learn how to use 'receive feedback' in professional English. Discover examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
business B1

schedule a call

Learn how to use 'schedule a call' naturally in business emails and scheduling conversations.
business B1

seek advice

Learn how to use the formal business collocation 'seek advice' to ask for professional guidance or expert opinions in corporate communication.
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business B2

follow up

Learn how to use 'follow up' in professional communication to check on the progress of a task, email, or meeting.