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Workaround means to find a way to overcome or avoid a difficulty or . Example “You need to find a way to workaround your differences with your colleague, it’s so hard to work well together if you are constantly competing and judging one another
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To take a step back means to stop being involved in something or to temporarily stop being involved in order to look at it from a different perspective
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When you are sidetracked your attention is directed away from an activity or subject towards another one which may be of less importance
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If someone asks you to move back a meeting it means to move it further away from the current time. So if the meeting was scheduled at 9am and someone asks you to move it back an hour then you would reschedule for 10am
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odnajdowac droge w niepewnym czasie start learning
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When you navigate uncertainty you are trying to move forward and steer a course during an uncertain period or state of
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The most important aspects or practical details of a subject
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Rule of thumb is a way of judging a situation or condition based more on experience than on what is exact: a broadly accurate guide or principle, based on practice rather than theory
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dolozyc wszelkich staran/odsunąć od siebie, chwilowo powstrzymywać) start learning
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GO TO NEW LENGTHS & STAVE OFF
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Example ‘‘Hi Sarah, just checking in to see how you are and how you are getting on with your latest project” Checking in is when you contact your colleagues via zoom or teams for example to see how things are going
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Risk management is no place to cut corners during a pandemic
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Furlough is when an employee is asked to take temporary leave and the government pays up to 80% of the employees salary during this time
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get / come to grips with sth
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This means that you have one meeting after another, so two or more consecutive meetings
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Being on the cusp of something means at the point when something is about to change to something else: on the verge of some beginning point or the start of some major developmen
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If you are bogged down with something you are so involved in trying to do something that may be difficult or complicated that you cannot do anything else
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How long is the Internet around? I'm around at the office from 9 to 5.
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zwinięty, trudny do zrozumienia, zawiły start learning
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quashes odrzuca coś oficjalnie start learning
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quashes rejects something officially
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oczyszczanie (a/the) ścieżki (pozwolenie, aby coś się wydarzyło lub postępowało) start learning
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clearing (a/the) path (allowing something to happen or proceed)
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wycofaj się zrezygnuj z pracy w dziale, np. konkurencja przestaje działać po dłuższym wykonywaniu pracy start learning
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bow out withdraw resign from the department, e.g. the competition stops working after the work has been done for a long time
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wtrącić się do rozmowy dorzucić coś, dopowiedziec start learning
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wtrącać się w coś (nieproszony) start learning
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butt in something(uninvited)
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go along with somebody/something
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mówić ze złością o czymś) start learning
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go off(talking angrily about sth)
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aktualnie poruszany, omawiany (np. temat, sprawa) start learning
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flimsy / thin / tacky / cheap
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cofnąć kogoś/ duzo kogoś kosztować start learning
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miłosna chata/miejsce schadzek start learning
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żadnych „jeśli” ani „ale”. start learning
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