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to get involved and work directly on a task or project start learning
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I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty, I'll do whatever it takes to get the job done
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The essential elements of something, often with limited resources or budget start learning
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We need to operate with a bare bones budget, so let's prioritize the most critical expenses
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An organized set of activities start learning
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When I was young, I ran a little bottle-collecting operation to earn extra money
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start learning
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the brains behind something She's the brains behind everything, she came up with the concept and led the development team
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to suggest or think of an idea or plan start learning
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to have no knowledge about sth/sb start learning
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to not know the first thing about something Maria doesn't know the first thing about marketing
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something that holds or covers a variety of things or ideas start learning
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Globalization is a catch-all term
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a small business that has just been started start learning
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to want something very much, so that you would be very disappointed if you do not get it start learning
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to have your heart set on something
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to spoil or destroy an idea or plan: start learning
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to put the kibosh on something. The rain certainly put the kibosh on our plans for a picnic.
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ready and willing to listen start learning
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the most important subject that a college or university student is studying start learning
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What is your major, English or French?
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start learning
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a new activity, usually in business, that involves risk or uncertainty start learning
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The manufacturing venture in Vietnam may bring us a huge pay-off
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virtual reality: a set of images and sounds, produced by a computer, that seem to represent a place or a situation that a person can take part in: start learning
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a person who talks a lot, especially about secrets start learning
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said when you are promising to keep a secret: start learning
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My lips are sealed on your plans to leave the company
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start learning
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to lose an opportunity or a chance start learning
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to let something slip through your fingers
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to fail or go out of business start learning
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to solve a problem or find a solution start learning
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the team is working out the details of the new project plan
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to end your involvement in something start learning
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to wash your hands of something The manager washed his hands of the project when it started to go wrong
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to refuse to change your plans or ideas, especially when someone is trying to persuade you to do so start learning
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The manager dug in his heels and refused.
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