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Businesswoman using a fire extinguisher with the phrase “Put Out Fires” – a business English idiom meaning to deal with urgent problems at work. Dialogue example: “How’s your day going?” “Busy. Just putting out fires all morning.

Businesswoman using a fire extinguisher with the phrase “Put Out Fires” – a business English idiom meaning to deal with urgent problems at work. Dialogue example: “How’s your day going?” “Busy. Just putting out fires all morning.

Put Out Fires: Meaning and Examples in Business English

This week’s phrase is perfect for busy days when you’re constantly dealing with problems.

Man carrying cardboard boxes looking overwhelmed, with bold text “Vocabulary Challenge – We Have a Problem!” promoting a Business English phrasal verb quiz about workplace issues.

Man carrying cardboard boxes looking overwhelmed, with bold text “Vocabulary Challenge – We Have a Problem!” promoting a Business English phrasal verb quiz about workplace issues.

Business English Phrasal Verbs Quiz: Talking about Problems at Work

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 054

Business English Phrasal Verbs. Business English Quiz: Phrasal Verbs for Growth. Business English for life. from REAL Business English. realbusinessenglish.com

Business English Phrasal Verbs. Business English Quiz: Phrasal Verbs for Growth. Business English for life. from REAL Business English. realbusinessenglish.com

Business English Quiz: Phrasal Verbs for Growth

Business Phrasal Verbs in Real Life EPISODE 0057

Business English phrasal verbs challenge featuring mark up, mark down, and mark off.

Business English phrasal verbs challenge featuring mark up, mark down, and mark off.

Business English Phrasal Verbs 'mark down', 'mark up', and 'mark off'

Business English Vocabulary Challenge EPISODE 033

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