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Existem muitas expressões idiomáticas dentro do mundo dos negócios e se você não estiver familiarizado com elas com certeza ficará perdido em muitas conversas na empresa que trabalha. Pensando nisso vou colocar alguns posts relacionados a esse tema a fim de ajudá-los, ok? Esse artigo é só a parte 4. Então, peguem seu caderno e anotem aí suas expressões!
- call it a day
Meaning: To “call it a day” means to decide to stop working for the day.
Example: Well, John, it’s 7:00 and I’m getting hungry. How about we call it a day?
- catch someone off guard
Meaning: To “catch someone off guard” means to surprise someone by doing something that he or she was not expecting.
Example: Mike was caught off guard when they asked him to direct the meeting.
- cave (or cave in)
Meaning: If someone “caves” or “caves in” it means that the person gives in to something or agrees to something that he or she previously did not want to accept.
Example: The employees complained about the change in policy, but the supervisor refused to cave in.
- change of pace
Meaning: “A change of pace” is something different from a normal routine or schedule.
Example: It´s nice to go on business trips because it´s a change of pace.
- come up short
Meaning: To “come up short” means to try to achieve something but fail. We often say that someone has ¨come up short¨ when someone fails to achieve a goal, but not completely.
Example: The charity fund raiser was supposed to raise three million dollars, but they came up short.
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