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The sixth phrase, 'Bring to the table', refers to contributions an individual can offer.
The seventh phrase is 'By the book', meaning to follow rules exactly.
The ninth phrase, 'Catch up', means to get updated on something.
The tenth phrase is 'Churn out', meaning to produce something quickly or in large quantities.
The thirteenth phrase, 'Cut corners', means to do something in the easiest or cheapest way possible.
The eighteenth phrase is 'Drop the ball', meaning to make a mistake or fail.
The nineteenth phrase, 'Ahead of the curve', means to be more innovative or advanced than others.
The twenty-fourth phrase is 'Figure out', meaning to understand or solve a problem.
The twenty-fifth phrase, 'Follow up', means to continue or reinforce previous actions.
The thirty-first phrase, 'Hit the ground running', means to start a new job or project effectively from the beginning.
The thirty-fourth phrase is 'Learn the ropes', meaning to learn how to do a new task or job.
The thirty-ninth phrase, 'Mission critical', describes something essential for a mission or project to succeed.
The fortieth phrase is 'Move the needle', meaning to make a noticeable difference.
The thirty-sixth phrase is 'Light at the end of the tunnel', meaning a sign of hope or an impending end to a difficult situation.
The fourth phrase is 'Big picture', which refers to the overall perspective or goal.
The video introduces a series of 50 common phrases used in Business English, essential for daily communication in a professional setting, such as writing emails, making phone calls, and meeting investors.
The first phrase introduced is 'All hands on deck', meaning everyone needs to help.
The second phrase is 'Ballpark figure', referring to an approximate number or estimate.
The third phrase, 'Bang for your buck', means getting good value for money.
The forty-first phrase, 'Networking', refers to interacting with others to exchange information and develop contacts, especially to further one's career.
The forty-second phrase is 'No-brainer', meaning a decision that is very easy and obvious.
The forty-third phrase, 'On the same page', means to be in agreement or have the same understanding.
The forty-fourth phrase is 'Out of the loop', meaning not informed or included in communication.
The forty-fifth phrase, 'Paradigm shift', refers to a fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions.
The forty-sixth phrase is 'Push the envelope', meaning to exceed the limits or go beyond the conventional.
The forty-seventh phrase, 'Red tape', refers to excessive bureaucracy or adherence to rules and formalities.
The forty-eighth phrase is 'Rethink', meaning to reconsider or re-evaluate.
The forty-ninth phrase, 'Roll up your sleeves', means to prepare for hard work.
The fiftieth phrase, 'Synergy', refers to the combined effect being greater than the sum of individual efforts.
The video concludes by encouraging viewers to learn and use these phrases to improve their Business English skills.
The fifth phrase is 'Blue-sky thinking', meaning creative thinking with no limits.
The eighth phrase is 'Call it a day', meaning to stop working on something.
The twelfth phrase is 'Come up with', meaning to invent or create an idea.
The fourteenth phrase is 'Deal breaker', which refers to a factor that prevents an agreement.
The sixteenth phrase is 'Dive in', meaning to start doing something enthusiastically.
The seventeenth phrase, 'Down to earth', means practical and realistic.
The twenty-first phrase, 'End of the day', means the ultimate result or conclusion.
The twenty-second phrase is 'Face the music', meaning to accept the unpleasant consequences of one's actions.
The twenty-seventh phrase, 'Give the green light', means to grant permission to proceed.
The twenty-eighth phrase is 'Go the extra mile', meaning to do more than what is expected.
The twenty-ninth phrase, 'Hands-on', means actively involved in practical work.
The thirtieth phrase is 'Hard evidence', meaning clear and undeniable proof.
The eleventh phrase, 'Close a deal', means to finalize an agreement.
The fifteenth phrase, 'Delivering results', means achieving positive outcomes.
The twentieth phrase is 'Empowerment', referring to giving authority or power to do something.
The thirty-eighth phrase is 'Make a long story short', meaning to tell something briefly.
The twenty-third phrase, 'Fast track', means to accelerate a process or career.
The twenty-sixth phrase is 'Get on board', meaning to agree to participate in something.
The thirty-second phrase is 'In a nutshell', meaning concisely or in summary.
The thirty-third phrase, 'Keep an eye on', means to monitor or watch carefully.
The thirty-fifth phrase, 'Leverage', means to use something to maximum advantage.
The thirty-seventh phrase, 'Long shot', means something unlikely to succeed.