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USA corporate slang

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Froggy Jumps USA corporate slangOnline version USA corporate slang by Judit Mészáros 1 “What’s the ___ for this project—$10,000 or more?” a ballpark figure b slam dunk c heavy lifting 2 “This presentation is a ___—we’ve got it in the bag!” a slam dunk b rain check c water cooler talk 3 “The boss turned it into a ___—so much drama!” a huddle up b dog and pony show c back to square one 4 “Can I take a ___ on that meeting? I’m busy.” a step up to the plate b bite the bullet c rain check 5 “He’s always a ___—complaining after we lose.” a micromanage b Monday morning quarterback c heavy lifting 6 “We need someone to ___ and lead this mess.” a step up to the plate b red tape c slam dunk 7 “The budget cuts are the big ___ today. a water cooler talk b ballpark figure c back to square one 8 “I’ll ___ and finish this by tonight.” a dog and pony show b call the shots c bite the bullet 9 “Let’s ___ at 10 AM to brainstorm." a heavy lifting b huddle up c red tape 10 “Sales did the ___ on this launch.” a back to square one b heavy lifting c water cooler talk

Froggy Jumps

USA corporate slangOnline version

USA corporate slang

by Judit Mészáros

“What’s the ___ for this project—$10,000 or more?”

ballpark figure

slam dunk

heavy lifting

“This presentation is a ___—we’ve got it in the bag!”

slam dunk

rain check

water cooler talk

“The boss turned it into a ___—so much drama!”

huddle up

dog and pony show

back to square one

“Can I take a ___ on that meeting? I’m busy.”

step up to the plate

bite the bullet

rain check

“He’s always a ___—complaining after we lose.”

micromanage

Monday morning quarterback

heavy lifting

“We need someone to ___ and lead this mess.”

step up to the plate

red tape

slam dunk

“The budget cuts are the big ___ today.

water cooler talk

ballpark figure

back to square one

“I’ll ___ and finish this by tonight.”

dog and pony show

call the shots

bite the bullet

“Let’s ___ at 10 AM to brainstorm."

heavy lifting

huddle up

red tape

“Sales did the ___ on this launch.”

back to square one

heavy lifting

water cooler talk

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USA corporate slang

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USA corporate slangOnline version

by Judit Mészáros

“What’s the ___ for this project—$10,000 or more?”

“This presentation is a ___—we’ve got it in the bag!”

“The boss turned it into a ___—so much drama!”

“Can I take a ___ on that meeting? I’m busy.”

“He’s always a ___—complaining after we lose.”

“We need someone to ___ and lead this mess.”

“The budget cuts are the big ___ today.

“I’ll ___ and finish this by tonight.”

“Let’s ___ at 10 AM to brainstorm."

“Sales did the ___ on this launch.”

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