3. Collocations • Level 3

Business Idioms

10 Questions • 3 Minutes

📖 Lesson: Business Idioms

Call it a day

  • Meaning: Stop working for the day. "I'm tired, let's call it a day."

Cut corners

  • Meaning: Do something cheaply/badly to save time/money.

Get the ball rolling

  • Meaning: Start a project.

In the Red / Black

  • Red = Losing money (Debt).
  • Black = Making money (Profit).

📋 Practice Questions

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1. Let's _____ it a day.
  • Acall
  • Bsay
  • Ctell
  • Dspeak
2. Don't _____ corners.
  • Acut
  • Bslice
  • Cchop
  • Dbreak
3. Get the ball _____.
  • Arolling
  • Bmoving
  • Cgoing
  • Dplaying
4. Thinking outside the _____.
  • Abox
  • Bsquare
  • Ccircle
  • Droom
5. We are in the _____ (profit).
  • Ablack
  • Bred
  • Cblue
  • Dgreen
6. We are in the _____ (debt).
  • Ared
  • Bblack
  • Cblue
  • Dgreen
7. Back to the drawing _____.
  • Aboard
  • Broom
  • Ctable
  • Ddesk
8. It's a long _____.
  • Ashot
  • Bthrow
  • Chit
  • Drun
9. Keep me in the _____.
  • Aloop
  • Bcircle
  • Cring
  • Dround
10. ASAP means _____.
  • AAs Soon As Possible
  • BAlways Say A Prayer
  • CAs Slow As Possible
  • DAfter Some A P

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