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- all in all B2 Considering everything; on the whole; when all is taken into account.
- at the end of the day B2 Ultimately; when everything is considered; in the final analysis.
- by all means B2 Certainly; yes; definitely. Used to give permission or express strong agreement or to indicate that something should be…
- by close of business B2 By the end of the working day; by the time the office or place of business closes. Used to set a deadline.
- Catch you later. B2 An informal way of saying goodbye, indicating that you expect to see or speak to the person again at a later time.
- Come to think of it. B2 Used to introduce an idea that has just occurred to you, often an afterthought or a new realization.
- come up with an idea B2 To produce or think of a new idea, plan, or solution, often creatively or after some effort.
- Could you run that by me again? B2 A polite way to ask someone to repeat or explain something you didn't understand or hear clearly.
- end up doing something B2 To eventually find oneself in a particular place or situation, or to eventually do something, especially when one did n…
- Fancy a coffee? B2 Would you like a coffee? (an informal offer or invitation)
- far too B2 Significantly more than is acceptable, desirable, or necessary; excessively.
- figure out a problem B2 To understand or solve a difficult situation, puzzle, or issue.
- get over a problem B2 To successfully deal with a difficulty, recover from a setback, or overcome an obstacle.
- go ahead with a plan B2 To proceed with or implement a plan or project, usually after consideration or approval.
- go through a change B2 To experience a significant alteration, transformation, or period of transition.
- Happy to jump on a call. B2 Willing and available to quickly join a phone or video conference call, often implying eagerness or readiness to help.
- here's the thing B2 Used to introduce an important point, often a problem, a clarification, or an explanation, especially one that might be…
- How did you get into that? B2 This is a common question used to ask someone about the origin or beginning of their involvement in a particular activi…
- How do you two know each other? B2 A common question used to ask about the origin or nature of the relationship between two people.
- How ya going? B2 An informal greeting, predominantly used in Australia and New Zealand, meaning 'How are you?' or 'How's it going?'