What's the phrasal?
To continue doing something.
Carry on.
Sales are starting to pick up after the campaign.
To improve
We’re bringing ___ a consultant to help with the transition.
bring in: To recruit or involve someone.
Call off
Cancel
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What's the meaning of this idiom?
We need to bite the bullet and address the budget cuts.
To face a difficult situation or make a tough decision.
Refuse an offer.
Turn down
John will take over the project while Sarah is on leave.
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To assume control or responsibility.
Let’s wrap ___ the meeting by summarizing the action items.
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Wrap up: To finish or conclude something.
Put off: We had to put off the launch due to technical issues.
To postpone or delay.
What's the meaning of this idiom?
We had to jump through hoops to get approval for the proposal.
To go through many obstacles to achieve something.
Solve or understand.
Figure out / work sth out
We’re looking into the cause of the delays.
To investigate or examine.
Only a few participants turned ____ for the training session.
turn up: To arrive or appear.
Get ahead
He’s working extra hours to get ahead in his career.
To make progress or succeed.
What is something that has keys but cannot open doors?
A piano / keyboard!
Reduce expenses.
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Cut back: The company is cutting back on travel expenses this quarter.
*Cut down also may apply
We need to sort out the seating arrangements for the event.
To resolve or organize something.
Can you put ______ a report on last month’s sales?
put together: To assemble or organize something.
Pop quiz: what's the teacher's favorite computer game?
The Sims (:
What can you break, even if you never pick it up or touch it?
A promise!
Check back on something.
Could you f... u.. with the client about the feedback?
Follow up
The new app really took off after the marketing campaign.
To succeed quickly or become popular.
Let me run this proposal ____ the manager before finalizing it.
run by: To share an idea for feedback or approval.
Step up
To take responsibility or perform better.
We need someone to step up and lead the project.
What can you catch but not throw?
A cold!
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