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business B2

minimize the risk

Learn how to use the formal business expression 'minimize the risk' to discuss reducing danger, loss, or failure in professional settings with examples.
business C1

mutual consent

Learn how to use the formal business term 'mutual consent' in professional environments. Understand its legal context with natural examples and practice.
business B2

open to negotiation

Understand how to use 'open to negotiation' to signal flexibility in business deals, salaries, and contracts.
relationships C1

part on good terms

Learn how to use 'part on good terms' to describe ending a relationship or association without hostility or anger.
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business B2

provide an update

Understand how to use 'provide an update' to share the latest progress on a project or task in professional environments.
business C1

salient points

Master the C1 business term 'salient points' to highlight the most important aspects of your professional presentations, reports, and negotiations.
business C1

scrupulously honest

Learn the meaning of 'scrupulously honest,' a formal business expression used to describe someone with extremely high ethical standards.
business B1

send an invoice

Discover how to use the business phrase 'send an invoice' to request payment for goods or services in professional settings.
business B2

set a precedent

Discover the meaning of 'set a precedent' in formal business contexts. Learn from natural examples and practice with interactive exercises.
business C1

skate on thin ice

Master the idiom 'skate on thin ice'. Learn its meaning in professional contexts, explore real-world examples, and test your knowledge.
business B1

submit a proposal

Learn how to use the business collocation 'submit a proposal' correctly with real-world examples, common mistakes, and practice.
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business B1

take a look at

Learn how to use the business English phrase 'take a look at' to ask colleagues to review documents, emails, or reports. Improve your workplace communication.
business B2

take into account

Learn how to use 'take into account' in business English to describe considering important facts or details when making decisions.
business B2

tie up

Master the business English phrasal verb 'tie up' to confidently describe finalizing deals, limiting financial resources, or being busy with urgent tasks.
business B1

turn down an offer

Learn how to use 'turn down an offer' in professional English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes, and how to decline business opportunities politely.
business B1

useful information

Learn how to use 'useful information' in business contexts to describe helpful, practical knowledge or data.
business C1

viable alternative

Master the formal business phrase 'viable alternative' to discuss practical, realistic backup plans or options.
business B2

write a proposal

Learn how to use the common business phrase 'write a proposal' in professional settings to pitch ideas, secure funding, and draft project plans for clients.
daily-life B2

alter your stance

Learn the formal expression 'alter your stance' to describe changing an opinion, policy, or public position.
business A2

ask for permission

Understand how to use 'ask for permission' in workplace situations. Explore practical examples, common grammatical errors, and useful exercises.