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Business English idioms quiz thumbnail showing the phrase “Trapped at Work? Which idiom fits here?” with a piggy bank inside a trap, highlighting essential business English vocabulary for negotiations and workplace pressure.

Business English idioms quiz thumbnail showing the phrase “Trapped at Work? Which idiom fits here?” with a piggy bank inside a trap, highlighting essential business English vocabulary for negotiations and workplace pressure.

Essential Business English Idioms for Negotiations and Deadlines (+ Quiz)

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

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