50 Advanced Business English Phrases and Expressions You Should Know

The video tutorial covers a wide range of business phrases, both formal and informal, explaining their meanings and usage in various contexts. It includes terms related to communication, management, finance, and marketing, providing examples to illustrate their application in real-world business scenarios. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of common business terminology and improve communication skills in professional settings.

What does the term 'ballpark figure' refer to in a business context?

• A financial report

• A detailed analysis

• A rough estimate

• An exact number

If two colleagues are 'on the same page', what does it mean?

• They have the same understanding

• They are reading the same book

• They are working on the same project

• They are in the same location

What does it mean to 'bring something to the table'?

• To set up a meeting

• To offer a meal

• To provide a benefit or skill

• To negotiate a deal

What is a 'cold call' in sales?

• A call made to a friend

• A call made to a known client

• A call made without prior contact

• A call made in cold weather

What is a 'contingency plan' used for?

• Daily operations

• Employee training

• Emergency situations

• Marketing strategies

What does 'due diligence' involve?

• Making quick decisions

• Carefully assessing risks

• Ignoring risks

• Avoiding research

What does the phrase 'get the ball rolling' mean?

• To play a game

• To stop a process

• To start an activity

• To delay a task

What is a 'glass ceiling' in a workplace context?

• A management style

• A type of window

• A barrier to advancement

• A transparent roof

What does 'hit a target' mean in business?

• To change a plan

• To achieve an objective

• To set a new goal

• To miss a goal

What does 'in the loop' mean?

• Being part of a discussion

• Being outside a group

• Being in a circular room

• Being lost in thought