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A woman in athletic gear launching from a starting block, with the phrase “Run With It” and the quote “That sounds great! Run with it!” — teaching a common Business English idiom.

A woman in athletic gear launching from a starting block, with the phrase “Run With It” and the quote “That sounds great! Run with it!” — teaching a common Business English idiom.

What Does "Run With It " Mean in Business English?

What Does "Run With It " Mean in Business English? by REAL Business English Learn Business English phrases with our Phrase of the Week!...

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.

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