IDIOM
1.
Be on leave :
sedang cuti
Ex: If I be on leave, I will cook delicious soup for you.
2.
Be out of work
: sedang menganggur
Ex: Her husband was out of work, so they have incurred dept.
3.
Run a risk :
menanggung resiko
Ex: Dian was ready to run a risk by getting those contrack.
4.
Bite off more
than one can chew : mengambil tanggungjawab melebihi kemampuan.
Ex: Working for 10 hours per day, Ismail is bitting off more
than he can chew.
5.
Jump to
conclusion : mengambil kesimpulan terlalu cepat
Ex: He jumped to coclusion the project without asking
someone else.
6.
By hook or by
crook : tak peduli halal atau haram
Ex: There was a man in this office who earned money by hook or
by crook.
7.
Keep an eye on
: mengawasi
Ex: The bodyguard is keeping an eye on his boss from the
corner of the room.
8.
See eye to eye
: setuju sepenuhnya
Ex: My boss saw eye to eye with my advice.
9.
Look down upon
: memandang rendah
Ex: A corrupt leader is looked down upon by the official employee.
10. Run into debt : mempunyai hutang
Ex: The company run into dept and then bankrupt.
11. Bull headed : keras kepala
Ex: Andy has a boss who was very bull headed.
PHRASAL VERB
1.
Step down :
untuk meninggalkan pekerjaan/ mengundurkan diri.
Ex: Mr. Bean stepped
down as the head of department in January.
2.
Bail out :
memecahkan/keluar dari suatu permasalahan.
Ex: The manager
bail out to overcome the problems in this company that almost bankrupt.
3.
Bring off :
untuk berhasil dalam mencapai sesuatu yang sulit.
Ex: They
successfully brought off their plans to relocate the company to
Malaysia.
4.
Burn out :
sangat lelah/sakit karena terlalu banyak kerja/stres.
Ex: He burned
himself out because he worked too hard.
5.
Cash up :
menghitung semua uang pada akhir hari kerja.
Ex: When we cashed
up we realised we'd had our best day ever in the shop!
6.
Contract out to
: melakukan kontrak/kerjasama dengan perusahaan lain.
Ex: We are contracting
out our web design service to a local web designer.
7.
Copy in
somebody: mengirim seseorang salinan berkas anda.
Ex: Would you
like me to copy you in on all my official correspondence?
8.
Drawn up :
mempersiapkan dokumen atau rencana.
Ex: The
architect has drawn up plans for our new building.
9.
Close down :
menutup secara permanen sebuah bisnis/berhenti melakukan bisnis.
Ex: He is
unemployed because the factory where he worked has closed down.
10.
Put off :
menunda.
Ex: Don’t put
off your jobs because the deadline is tomorrow.
11.
Fall Through :
gagal.
Ex: I hope the
deal doesn’t fall through.
12.
Lay off :
berhenti mempekerjakan kariawan.
Ex: Many companies
laid off workers during the recession.
13.
Knuckle down :
bekerja atau belajar sangat keras.
Ex: We all knuckled
down and finished the work before the deadline.
Conversation
John: Hi Joe, where our boss? I don’t see him in his
office.
Joe: Our boss is sick, and he was on leave for
four days ahead.
John: and then, who will keep an eye on and
control for all?
Joe: He gave me a mandate to all.
John: Great you are, you have to knuckle down
for it.
Joe: thank you, I should be able to hold and carry out
the mandate it.
John: should it, but remember, don’t take Bite off more than one can chew.
Joe: I can do it.
John: don’t bull headed, don’t look down
upon, the responsibilities given to you is very great, and you shall run
a risk.
Joe: therefor, I have to knuckle down brought
off.
Assignment
1. My sister is busy. . . . to apply for jobs in
Jakarta. (Drawn up)
2. The business owner went bankrupt and . . . . (Close
down)
3. The secretary was . . . . and unwilling to accept input from the boss.
(Bull headed)
4. The leader always . . . . his employees. (Keep an
eye on)
5. That person becomes stressed because they have to .
. . . was so great. (Run a risk)
6. Before starting a job, he . . . . to his boss. (Contract
out to)
7. Because the work is heavy, finally he . . . . (Step
down)
8. Because he . . . . finally he worked without pay.
(Run into debt)
9. He should repeat the test for second time, because
the first thing he had . . . . (Fall though)
10. The workers were sanctioned, because . . . .
shipments abroad. (Put off)
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