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seful Work-related Idioms List (Business English)

eful Work-Related Idioms for Business English Class (Teacher’s Resource)

ew*: Get the Essential North American Idioms application on your Android device!

ave extracted the work-related idioms from a master list of 190 useful idioms I had previously compiled (view the idiom

here.) The below list is 2 printed pages and contains 36 work-related idioms.

ave provided idiom definitions in the list below. However, definitions are not available in the downloadable file for two

sons: Firstly, students are more interested when they can try to figure out the idiomatic expression and guess its meaningthemselves. I tried to provide enough context for this in my examples. Secondly, you, the teacher, will be there to defineexpression if need be. You need to prove your use somehow :)

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Always review the idioms you studied in the previous class. Here is a good warm-up activity (requiring pictures) toreview them.After you have taught 10 or so idioms, do this role-play activity to give your students a chance to use the expressions

in conversation.

he Idiom List

wnload: EC-Work-Idioms-Intermediate-Advanced (DOC)

ote: “sth” = something, “sb” = somebody)

he ball is in your court The ball is in their court now. Let’s wait for their decision.Definition

e in hot water Ken was in hot water about forgetting his weddinganniversary.

Definition

long haul Peter told his boss that he wouldn’t quit. He’s in it for thelong haul.

Definition

now/learn the ropes It took me a month to learn the ropes at my new job.

Definition

t the record straight In a TV interview, the politician set the record straight

about his experiences in the military.Definition

ne of work The fireman said that injuries were common in his line of work.

Definition

urn your bridges Jack tried to be kind to his boss when he quit in job becausehe didn’t want to burn his bridges.

Definition

et/be given the sack / sackerb)

Alan got the sack for repeatedly coming into work late.Definition

n the back burner The project was put on the back burner while the companyfocused on a more immediate problem.

Definition

lk shop Everyone agreed not to talk shop at the staff party.

Definition

art/get the ball rolling It’s time we start the ball rolling on the new project.

Definition

et your foot in the door Janice took a position as an administrative assistant to get

her foot in the door at the famous fashion company.

Definitionmall talk After some small talk, the interview began.

Definition

ut sth on hold Greg had to put his weekend plans on hold and go into the

office on Saturday for a few hours.Definition

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ave your work cut out If we want to finish this by Friday, then we’ve really got ourwork cut out for us.

Definition

e eye to eye Mike and his father don’t see eye to eye on the issue of

abortion.Definition

p-and-coming Roger is an up-and-coming hockey player from Toronto.Definition

ll it a day It’s already 6 pm. Let’s call it a day.Definition

wist sb’s arm I really had to twist my sister’s arm to get her to pick me up

from the airport.Definition

e in the dark / keep sb in theark

Most of the employees were kept in the dark about themerger until the last minute.

Definition

e bottom line A: Doctor, what’s the bottom line?B: If you don’t quit smoking, you’ll die within a year.

Definition

ll the shots The boss told Janet to call the shots while he was away.

Definition

e fine/small print My father reads the fine print on every contract he signs.

Definition

ck sb’s brains Mike is a marketing genius. People often invite him tolunch or dinner so they can pick his brains.

Definition

e in the red The company has been in the red since September.

Definition

rule of thumb As a rule of thumb, I don’t eat food that smells bad.

Definition

e on the same wavelength The group members were all on the same wavelength, so

they were able to finish their project quickly.Definition

p to speed After her holiday, it took Kate a few hours to get back up tospeed on the recent developments in her company.

Definition

be swamped Wendy was swamped. She had so many papers on her desk,she didn’t know where to begin.

Definition

eadhunt Todd was headhunted by his company’s main competitor.

Definition

eathe down sb’s neck Jim found it hard to focus on his work with his bossbreathing down his neck.

Definition

imb to the top of the

reer/corporate ladder

Having children can be an obstacle for women who want to

climb (to the top of) the corporate ladder.

Definition

d tape Mark’s visa application was held up for six months becauseof red tape.

Definition

ve sb free rein When his father died, Mark was given free rein to dowhatever he liked with the family business.


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Definition

ack off / be a slacker When the boss was on holiday, everyone at the office

slacked off.Definition

ass ceiling The company has a glass ceiling that prevents women frombeing promoted to higher positions.

Definition

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Comments on this page

1. sarah (Posted March 27, 2013 | Reply)

Is rein the American spelling? English spelling would be reign

mb (Posted March 27, 2013 | Reply)

Hi Sarah. To answer your question, no. Rein is the verb you use when you control a horse (with reins). You reinthe horses in. Reign is a separate verb.

2. adl1652 (Posted April 8, 2013 | Reply)

Yes, rein should be spelled reign.

mb (Posted April 8, 2013 | Reply)

“The idiomatic phrase free rein, which derives from the literal meaning of using reins to control a horse, issometimes misinterpreted and written as free reign —predictable, perhaps, in a society only vaguely familiar

with the reigns of royalty or the reins of farm animals. Also confused is the related phrase rein in, sometimeswritten incorrectly as reign in.” – Oxford

Deanimator (Posted May 13, 2013 | Reply)

Agree. Rein is used correctly here.

3. Donna (Posted February 21, 2014 | Reply)

This is the best list of business English idioms that I have found. Thank you!

SAEED (Posted October 12, 2014 | Reply)

EYE C EYE TO EYE TO U

4. murali sankaran (Posted September 24, 2014 | Reply)

Awesome…. More…

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5. SAEED (Posted October 12, 2014 | Reply)

INCREDIBLE AND COLLECTIVE

6. SAEED (Posted October 12, 2014 | Reply)

EYE C EYE TO EYE TO U

7. Shirley (Posted February 9, 2015 | Reply)

under the idiom: “know/learn the ropes”, the definition may have a spelling error: what is: “sth”??

Don (Posted May 5, 2015 | Reply)

Sth is a common stand-in for “something”

8. align construction (Posted April 5, 2015 | Reply)

give me idioms for construction company?/

9. idioms (Posted February 18, 2016 | Reply)

I always love to read idioms, and it’s a nice list of work related idioms.

Thank you Lilly

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