This lesson covers common idiomatic expressions used in business contexts, particularly when planning events and collaborating on projects. Each idiom is defined and illustrated with an example sentence.
Get the green light
Definition:
To receive permission or approval to proceed with something; to get authorization to move forward.
Example: Once we get the green light from the board, we can start hiring new staff.
Win-win situation
Definition:
A situation where all parties involved benefit; an arrangement that is advantageous to everyone.
Example: The partnership created a win-win situation where both companies increased their market share.
Reach out
Definition:
To contact or communicate with someone; to make an effort to connect with others.
Example: Please reach out to the client if you have any questions about their requirements.
Keep in mind
Definition:
To remember or be aware of something; to not forget an important point or consideration.
Example: When planning your schedule, keep in mind that the deadline is next Friday.