Ten Dynamic Expressions for Business
Sometimes we need some really dynamic expressions to help us express ourselves at work and today I have got some real crackers to help you sound super professional and speak like a native.
These expressions are not based on any particular category, they are just a list of expressions that I feel will add dynamism to your English when you are doing business.
Let’s jump in and see what we can learn.To have a great start to something
Meaning:
To begin well.
Example:
“We are having a great start to this quarter, sales are up by 20%.”
To take a glance at something
Meaning:
A quick look
Example:
“Richard, would you mind taking a quick glance at these sales figures?”
To be straightforward
Meaning:
Simple, or easy to do
Example:
“I think the solution to this problem is pretty straightforward.”
To be mindful of
Meaning:
To be conscious or aware of
Example:
“We need to be mindful of how this decision could affect other areas of the business.”
To be furious about
Meaning:
Very angry
Example:
“The boss is furious about the latest sales figures. I wouldn’t go near her office today.”
To be overwhelmed by
Meaning:
Saturated, overworked, too many things to complete
Example:
“I am completely overwhelmed with projects at the moment. I really need a holiday.”
To be keen on
Meaning:
Enthusiastic about
Example:
“I am really keen on finishing today’s meeting with all of our goals achieved.”
To be demanding
Meaning:
Challenging, difficult to complete, exhausting
Example:
“Having a very demanding boss can lead to a stressful work environment.”
To wrap things ups
Meaning:
To complete or finalize
Example:
“Before we wrap up today’s meeting, I would like to thank John for helping us complete our sales presentation ahead of time.”
To get to something straight away
Meaning:
Start immediately
Example:
“I will get to finishing that report straight away.”
Final thoughts
There is my list of ten dynamic expressions for business. I hope you found them useful and I look forward to reading your comments below. Be sure to share your dynamic expressions in the comments section.
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