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A win-win situation 

The phrase describes a situation where everybody involved in the event or deal benefits from the outcome.

In business, it is often used during negotiations or trades, where both parties receive something that they need from the other.

For example:

  • “The deal is simple, we give them office space and they give us the new equipment that we need.”
    “It sounds like a win-win situation to me!”

     Overplay your hand 

     Being overly-confident about your work and your chance of success may actually disadvantage you.

    For example:

    • “My cousin overplayed his handand ended up losing his job.” 

      Get down to business

      When it’s time to start seriously focusing on the actual work, it’s time to get down to business.

      For example:

      • “We’ve got plenty of topics to cover in today’s meeting so let’s get down to business.”

        Get down to brass tacks 

        Get down to business synonim

        For example:

        • “Now that everyone’s here, let’s get down to brass tacks.”

         

        A ballpark number figure  / estimate 

        Giving a ballpark figure means giving an estimate of the value, time or number of something. 

        For example:

        • “To give you a ballpark figure,the new project will take between one and three months to complete.”

        The bottom line 

             The bottom line is used in general to refer to the final outcome, or the most important point to consider.

            For example:

            • “It’s true that we’re very short-handed, but the bottom line is we must still deliver the project on time.”

            Smooth sailing 

               When everything is going well and without any problems, we call it smooth sailing

              For example:

              • “Once the company overcame the country’s bureaucracy, it was smooth sailingfrom then on.”

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